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Once in awhile, we try to pass on stories or articles that catch our attention and that might be useful...

If the 1960s Hebrew school is really a thing of the past, then 1960s textbooks need to be a thing...

by Joel Lurie Girshaver When I went to graduate school the term was “teacher proofing.” It was thought that such...

Larry Greenberg is a cool dad. He’s a writer for the tech website GearDiary, and he recently wrote a blog...

Last week, we discussed why we believe in textbooks, and articulated why we think they’re important. In that article, we...

by Joel Lurie Grishaver Jonathan Woocher is chief ideas officer at JESNA (Jewish Educational Service of North America) and director...

Are you looking for interesting, innovative, and inexpensive ways to improve your skill set as a teacher or educator? Do...

by David Singer David Singer, a student at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at the American Jewish University, is...

The re-thinkers and re-visionists and re-imaginers are coming for your textbooks. That’s right. They want to remove the textbooks from...

by Joel Grishaver Started around 1970 by some Harvard professors, just about the same time some other Harvard faculty started...

by Josh-Mason Barkin Old magazines can surprise you. In 1994, CAJE published an edition of its Jewish Education News dedicated...

In the last couple months, you may have noticed Torah Aura Productions using a new mission statement: “Making success in...

Heroes are important for two reasons. First, they give students powerful examples of how to live a life richly informed...

by Joel Lurie Grishaver Programmed Instruction There is a growing fantasy in Jewish education that everything will be better if...

by Adrian A. Durlester When Will Israel Have A New Government? Just ten days after the elections which gave Tzipi...