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This article originally ran in the NY Jewish Week’s New Normal Blog. If you are anything like me, you eagerly await the summer months to finally make a sizable dent in that pile of books [...]

The original version of this article was posted in GLEANINGS: Dialogue on Jewish Education from The Davidson School of the Jewish Theological Seminary. We Are the First Responders We educators [...]

The following article was written by Orlee Krass, Director of Education, for GLEANINGS: Dialogue on Jewish Education from The Davidson School of the Jewish Theological Seminary. My journey into [...]

We are excited to bring you an excellent article from Understood.org. If you are not familiar with this outstanding resource, we encourage you to explore all that they have to offer. At a Glance [...]

The following article is excerpted from a post by Cheryl Mizerny on SmartBlog for Education. Click here to read the original article. A slide posted from a presentation at the 2013 National [...]

Written by Shira Hochheimer, a version of this post appeared on the blog of Yeshiva University and the author’s personal blog, Chinuch ENERGY! As a child, I was fortunate to attend a day [...]

The following post originally ran on Zeh Lezeh, the blog of the Ruderman Family Foundation. My son, Benji, was diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder at the age of two and a half. One of the [...]

The Purim costumes are hardly off our children. The smell of cotton candy and popcorn lingers in the air. We can still hear the melodies of favorite songs used in schpiel parodies. And it might [...]

The following article originally ran on The New Normal, a blog of the NY Jewish Week. We are proud to share this piece here as the author has also been a mentor in our Matan Institutes. The [...]

This post, written by Leah Hager Cohen, originally ran on April 25, 2014 on Cognoscenti. Every school day for five years, I drove to and from the low brick building on a shady residential street [...]