Teaching and Learning

Blog Articles

Using Data to Look in the Mirror and Through the Window

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Research, Teaching and Learning
Over the last few years, our team at Rosov Consulting has helped day schools use survey data to benchmark themselves against other

Supporting the Wellbeing of Israeli Transfer Students

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Prizmah Thought Leadership, Teaching and Learning
Recently, some members of Prizmah’s Learning Specialist Reshet participated in a conversation facilitated by Dr. Rachel Fryman to share what their schools

Jewish Day Schools: The Light In The Dark

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Fundraising & Development, Teaching and Learning
Every year when the days get shorter and colder and Chanukkah approaches, I find myself quietly taking stock of my surroundings and

Partnership for Smarter EdTech

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Teaching and Learning
Close your eyes and think of a problem you have at your school or organization. Now imagine a team of people coming

The Jewish Youth Pledge: A Lasting Legacy of Jewish Identity, Heritage, and Connection

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Professional Leadership, Teaching and Learning
Imagine receiving a letter from your younger self, reminding you of your day school experiences, your dreams and aspirations for the future

Rav Bet Sefer

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Teaching and Learning
As a member of the administration, I attempt to bring Jewish life and wisdom to the forefront in the school whenever possible

Hayidion Articles

Creating a Student-Centered High School for a Post-Covid World

HaYidion Article
Much has been said about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the lives of adolescents. At Gann Academy, a pluralistic high

Doing Diversity

HaYidion Article
I want to make a bold claim: Diversity isn’t something you have, it’s something you do. When we do diversity effectively, we

To Teach Means to be Exposed: Balancing Student Autonomy with Teacher Guidance in a Judaics Classroom

HaYidion Article
Being a teacher is hard. Being a new teacher is incredibly hard. On the days when it is hardest—and thank God the

Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Student Activities

HaYidion Article
The concept of organizational memory often challenges a student activities department. Student life and co-curricular programming serve as the vehicles that create

Art and Study, Memory and Torah

HaYidion Article
At the end of each academic year, the graduating senior class at Rochelle Zell Jewish High School in Deerfield, Illinois, selects a

Creating Collective Memory Through Israel Education: A Roadmap to Success

HaYidion Article
As eighth graders in their finest conclude their graduation, music comes on, and they rush to hand their diplomas to family and