An expanded guide with student FAQs, resources, and a one day lesson plan related to antisemitism.
A short explainer from the American Jewish Comittee
This curriculum aims to be a survey of how Israeli culture has evolved over time and continues to evolve over time.
A guided text study of the sources that undergird Judaism’s approach to the use of contraception.
This curriculum guide explores 5 minority groups that call Israel their home.
Discover the history of Black-Jewish relations in America, from moments of collaboration and solidarity to periods of tension.
Educational Holocaust giving resource for you to use in order to have deeper conversations around this important topic.
A source-literacy lesson that teaches students to tell a primary source from a headline about it, using historical documents from Teach Jewish History, the free online textbook of Jewish history and the history of antisemitism.
Relationship-Centered Pedagogy is an educational approach that focuses on building positive relationships between learners and educators, and between the learners themselves. This approach honors the Jewish values of community and belonging while simultaneously enhancing educational outcomes by
Self-efficacy refers to an individual’s belief in their capacity to act in the ways necessary to reach specific goals. When we nurture this trait in our learners, we are cultivating their belief in their own capacity to engage with tradition meaningfully and create the Jewish experiences that matter