A Pesach Message from Rabbi Zalman Shneur
As we prepare to celebrate the Pesach, “Zman Cheiruseinu”, our hearts are filled with reflection and contemplation. These past six months have been fraught with challenges unlike any in recent [...]
As we prepare to celebrate the Pesach, “Zman Cheiruseinu”, our hearts are filled with reflection and contemplation. These past six months have been fraught with challenges unlike any in recent [...]
The following is an excerpt from Rabbi Yossie Denburg's Blog, Timeless Torah. Rabbis often romanticize about the past. They reminisce about the “good-old-days” and bemoan how everything has gone downhill since [...]
The Menachem Education Foundation (MEF) has announced its 9th Annual Kinus Mechanchos Chabad, to take place on י”א -י”ב תמוז, חג הגאולה, תשפ”ד, July 17-18, 2024, at the Hilton Stamford [...]
Where did you grow up and what are some of your favorite childhood memories? I grew up in Toronto, Canada, which was a relatively small community at that time. I [...]
How can we ensure our teenagers who are counselors in camp have a productive summer that enhances their growth? By: Mrs. Dena Gorkin, Principal of Bnos Chomesh Academy There [...]
Chinuch From the Inside Out: As seen in the EmBRace Magazine By: Mrs. Chanah Rose Read Part I Here All or Nothing Another potential pitfall to the checklist mentality, that [...]
Chinuch From the Inside Out: As seen in the EmBRace Magazine By: Mrs. Chanah Rose In the quest to measure, track and encourage the growth of our students and [...]
How do we explain troubling events to children, such as what happened in 770? Answer by Rabbi Yossi Rosenblum, CEO and Head of School of Yeshiva Schools in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. [...]
י’ שבט: Helping Our Students Connect The Rebbe wrote to teachers: “Happy is your lot that השגחה עליונה has placed you in the most fortunate position of one engaged in [...]
The biggest question that educators ask today is how we can foster our students’ Yiras Shamayim. While there is no magic wand, I have seen so many students profoundly impacted when they started to put effort into Davening. To help you bring this kind of impact into your classroom, here are the 4 Ps that you can think about when teaching Tefilla: