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Jewish education

Latest Mosaic Content for Jewish education

  1. Response ·

    The Future of Higher Education and the Jews: A Symposium

    By The Editors

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    The Future of Higher Education and the Jews: A Symposium
  2. Response ·

    The Ed-Tech Revolution: A View from the Frontlines

    By Miriam Krupka

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    The Ed-Tech Revolution: A View from the Frontlines
  3. Monthly Essay ·

    Standing Athwart the Ed-Tech Revolution

    By Mathis Bitton, Jack Sadler

    Jewish schools can illuminate the tradeoffs of screen-mediated learning, and show the country how to refocus on education’s higher purposes.

    Standing Athwart the Ed-Tech Revolution
  4. Observation ·

    Why Can’t the Jews Teach Their Children How to Speak Hebrew?

    By Cole S. Aronson

    American Jewry has spent over $100 million in Hebrew education. The results are far from impressive.

    Why Can’t the Jews Teach Their Children How to Speak Hebrew?
  5. Monthly Essay ·

    The Spirit of Jewish Classical Education

    By Eric Cohen, Mitchell Rocklin

    Jewish teachings have shaped Western civilization from the beginning. How can Jews build schools that encourage the rising generation to take this responsibility seriously?

    The Spirit of Jewish Classical Education
  6. Observation ·

    The Intellectual Fireworks of Talmud Study Move Outside the Yeshiva

    By Moshe Krakowski

    Some of the most interesting and creative work in all of Jewish studies today is happening neither in universities nor as part of a yeshiva curriculum.

    The Intellectual Fireworks of Talmud Study Move Outside the Yeshiva
  7. Observation ·

    New York State vs. the Yeshivas

    By Eli Spitzer

    Those who defend ḥasidic yeshivas against increasing state regulation have conjured up an unrecognizable fairy-tale world. But the arguments of the state's defenders are even worse.

    New York State vs. the Yeshivas
  8. Observation ·

    The State Capitol Plan

    By Elizabeth Kratz

    Maury Litwack’s campaign to rescue America’s non-public schools and solve the Jewish community's tuition crisis.

    The State Capitol Plan
  9. Response ·

    What Will Come of Jewish Education When Educators Have Ceded Their Authority?

    By Eric Cohen

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    What Will Come of Jewish Education When Educators Have Ceded Their Authority?
  10. Response ·

    The Policy Paths to the Jewish Schools of the Future

    By Jason Bedrick

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    The Policy Paths to the Jewish Schools of the Future
  11. Monthly Essay ·

    The Jewish Schools of the Future

    By Eric Cohen

    After the Great Disruption, a new renaissance can emerge, marrying Jewish classical education and novel technology, and confronting the cultural crisis with Jewish exceptionalism.

    The Jewish Schools of the Future
  12. Response ·

    Why Hillel Matters More Than Ever

    By Daniel Smokler

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    Why Hillel Matters More Than Ever
  13. Monthly Essay ·

    The Pew Survey Reanalyzed: More Bad News, but a Glimmer of Hope

    By Jack Wertheimer, Steven M. Cohen

    Last year’s survey of American Jews brought dire news—rising intermarriage, falling birthrates, dwindling congregations. Our reanalysis confirms the message, and complicates it.

    The Pew Survey Reanalyzed: More Bad News, but a Glimmer of Hope