Bringing the Text to Life
Teaching Tip: By Mushkie Lipsker @evergrowingeducator Making texts feel more meaningful and engaging in honor of Hei Teves: This month, we celebrate the return of the seforim, and we celebrate learning. [...]
Teaching Tip: By Mushkie Lipsker @evergrowingeducator Making texts feel more meaningful and engaging in honor of Hei Teves: This month, we celebrate the return of the seforim, and we celebrate learning. [...]
The key is always adding light. Me’at ohr doche harbe choshech—a little light dispels much darkness. When we fill our homes and our children’s lives with the kedusha, light and warmth of Torah, Mitzvos, and Chassidishe chinuch, the influences of the outside world naturally fade away.
Don't let your students' learning journey end with a surprise "recalculating"—check the map as you go.
The example set by Morah Raizel Wolvovsky OBM
Teachers and principals know the struggle all too well—hours spent searching for the right classroom materials, only to end up usually creating them from scratch. For many teachers, the biggest [...]
Please introduce yourself: I teach Kita Aleph at Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch of Montreal, Canada, and I have been teaching for 14 years. Did you always want to be a [...]
Q: Tishrei has a lot of unfamiliar davening. How do I help my child follow along in shul? If they are learning about the Machzor in school, bring their materials [...]
Supporters of the Our Heritage program gathered at the home of Shmuly and Yael Brummel for an evening dedicated to ensuring every Jewish child receives a Jewish education. The Our Heritage program focuses on helping children transfer from public schools to Jewish day schools, providing them with financial support and a nurturing environment where they can grow with a strong connection to Torah, mitzvos, and Jewish values.
Please introduce yourself. Name, school and how long you have been a teacher My name is Morah Rivky Eilenberg, and I work at Magen Yisrael in Long Island. I’ve been [...]