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Israel's Judicial Reform- Unpacked

Unpacked for Educators answer your burning questions about Israel’s judicial reform.

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Whole Person Learning

In order to create Jewish education that supports life journeys, it is essential that educators nurture the whole person. To translate this belief to action, we apply a framework used in universities and day schools adapted for congregational education. Learn about the four target areas of Whole Person Learning - knowing, doing, believing/valuing, and belonging. 

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Celebrate Israel with PJ Library!

Games, a podcast and more for celebrating Israel's 75th birthday with kids.

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Integrating Shavuot Prep with Year-End Reflections

Get ready for the upcoming Shavuot holiday, while helping your students wrap up their school year meaningfully.

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Identifying Our Top Priorities

A session to introduce any group to My Aspirations Playbook (MAP) and identify top priorities in your organization.

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Our Village at Beth Adam

Our Village takes a learner-centered approach in everything they do. Learners’ questions and concerns are the starting place for each lesson and faculty engage in comprehensive training to support this orientation. An essential component of this approach is the development of deep relationships throughout the learning community. This community is unabashedly welcoming of all learners and families. As a result, students develop life skills to become change-makers and social justice advocates through the lens of Jewish history, thought, and practice.

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Finding our Why

An introduction for lay leaders to the process and to purposes of Jewish education before delving into My Aspirations Playbook (MAP).

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The Kishinev Pogrom

The Kishinev Pogrom and its aftermath had a profound impact on the development of Zionism and Jewish self-defense groups.

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Adapting Podcast: Play with Purpose - Summer Camp through a Historic Lens

Thought summer camp was all about fun and socialization? Think again.

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Adapting Podcast: A Shavuot Special - Learning with Rabba Yaffa Epstein

A special episode of Adapting featuring a study session in preparation for Shavuot!

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