Adapting Podcast: All Changes Great and Small in Education

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This episode kicks off a new series: Israel Education in a Post-October 7th World. Stay tuned for more episodes in this series.

In the aftermath of October 7th, it's clearer than ever before that there is a need for both advocacy and education to bring about the changes necessary in independent and public-school education. Listen on Apple or Spotify.

 

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David Bryfman and Laura Shaw Frank of AJC discuss teaching history and current events while ensuring moral clarity remains center stage, responsible speech versus free speech, and stories from school that will shock you. At the end of the day, though, oftentimes it's the small actions that can have great impact that matter most.

If you're an educator looking for support on how to address this relevant topic with your learners, this episode is for you. 

Check out our previous Israel at War series here.

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