Hear Amram Altzman, Jessica Cohen, and Megan Sass on the Adapting Podcast.
In this week’s episode, transformative Jewish thinker Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg joins us for a rich conversation about morality and justice, and how we as educators can empower our students to imagine a brighter future. Rabbi Danya sheds light on how the Torah’s earliest stories, values, and the
Activities, recipes, information, and more that will help you learn about and celebrate Sukkot and Simchat Torah.
A curated set of three high-quality, free introductory AI courses from Microsoft, Google, and DeepLearning.AI—ideal first steps for Jewish education professionals beginning their AI journey.
A practical guide to help you redesign assignments, strengthen academic integrity, and make learning more visible in an age of AI.
A global review of 101 AI-integrated education cases, offering emerging methodologies and frameworks for the future of assessment.
A brief survey of the history of ordaining gay and lesbian clergy.
This conversation with Zibby Owens will inspire educators to lean into Jewish joy through the power of storytelling.
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl of Central Synagogue reflects on her journey, from growing up in Tacoma, Washington with a strong sense of communal purpose, to finding belonging and identity, and feeling like a stranger along the way. In a reflective conversation with David Bryfman, Rabbi Buchdahl provides
In this episode, Rabbi Melanie Levav discusses the Jewish views on death and dying.