Tag Archives: jewish education
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Attitude to teaching
Leave a commentSeptember 19, 2012 by pitputim
I wrote this article on the RMIT blog. Does it apply to those who are teaching Torah? I think so.
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An education revolution?
2August 31, 2011 by pitputim
[Hat tip to Dovid] The following, is my free translation of a statement issued by Rabbi Yosef Avrohom Heller, Rosh Kollel of Crown Heights and one of the …
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Shoving “Nachas for the Rebbe” down kids’ throats
13April 24, 2011 by pitputim
It is well-known that in Melbourne, Beth Rivkah College, the sister School to the boy’s Yeshivah College is more moderate. …
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Measuring Quality in Jewish Education
Leave a commentMarch 30, 2011 by pitputim
Why haven’t we developed benchmarks that can be applied across any Jewish school to measure literacy outcomes? Subjectivity of material …
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Unsophisticated Education Contraindicated
7March 29, 2011 by pitputim
You are a teacher. You are now teaching a (mainly) frum class of students who are 17 years of age. …
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Balance and Tolerance in Religious Education
10March 5, 2011 by pitputim
It is entirely natural and expected that a school advances a particular leitmotif . Indeed, some would argue that a …
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