By Barry Joseph
FALL EDUCATION Digital media helps children pursue their own learning. Now is the time for adults to claim our unique role in the the digital age, writes Barry Joseph.
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By Barry W. Holtz
FALL EDUCATION: Much of the development of digital Jewish education tools is extraordinary. But Barry W. Holtz considers what they mean for a community committed to education.
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By Simi Lampert
FALL EDUCATION: Some young adults are beginning to resent the way the Holocaust has been taught. They want to embrace a more uplifting Jewish identity.
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By Blair Thornburgh
FALL EDUCATION: Hebrew school once meant boring lectures. But now students can learn through classes like painting, Bible Raps and Midrash Manicures.
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By Jonathan B. Krasner
FALL EDUCATION: What if most of what we know about the history of the Jewish people is wrong? This premise informs Maristella Botticini and Zvi Eckstein’s new book.
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By Gordon Haber
FALL EDUCATION: Americans have long gone to Israel to learn more about Judaism. But now many are going to learn about learning.
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By Deborah Kolben
FALL EDUCATION: Picking a nursery school is a big step for any parent. Choosing between Jewish and non-Jewish preschools makes the decision even more complicated.
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By Allison Fine
FALL EDUCATION: Social media has plenty of benefits for children. They far outweigh the risks of stranger danger, online bullying and bad spelling.
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By Elissa Strauss
FALL EDUCATION: Rabbi Owen Gottlieb believes that the future of Jewish education is in fun. He spoke about what video games and rabbinic literature have in common.
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By E.B. Solomont
In the early days of Princeton Review, roughly half of the test prep company’s employees were Jewish. Even now, many companies in the field have Jewish founders and tutors.
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