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jlearn2.0: Monster Mash Up
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Wednesday, August 8, 2007. Continues to be an interesting experiment. The three primary arenas are the CAJE 32 blog. On WordPress, the CAJE 32 wiki. On wikispaces, and cajenet. The CAJE 32 social network on Ning, an online social networking platform. The wiki was created as a central clearinghouse for conference materials. It includes the program book, program highlights and updates, press releases, CAJE's. Posted by jlearn2.0. At Wednesday, August 08, 2007. Glad you are enjoying CAJE virtually! Subscrib...
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jlearn2.0: May 2007
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Friday, May 25, 2007. Anatomy of a Project: More on the Neveh Channah - LCC Project. Below is an article by Karen Guth, the English teacher at Neveh Channah who participated in this award-winning international project. Karen offers a description of the schools' collaborative work, both online and off. She also shares additional reflections on the impact of the project on the students. We sent a letter to the parents explaining the goals of the collaborative project. In the letter we also told them ab...
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jlearn2.0: New Year… New Stuff…A Time to Re-create
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Thursday, October 18, 2007. New Year… New Stuff…A Time to Re-create. Although the blog has been quiet, jlearn2.0 has been actively working behind the scenes to develop a new site (coming soon…! With new resources (coming a little later…! Things I’ve been thinking about lately in no particular order (coming soon…! Posted by jlearn2.0. At Thursday, October 18, 2007. Labels: Thinking Out Loud. October 23, 2007 at 3:20:00 PM EST. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Acceptable Use Policies and Safety. NECC: N...
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caje | CAJE 32
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The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education. Laquo; Older Entries. A Note from Jeff: A True Confession. January 4, 2008. I am a congregational school and community Hebrew school graduate. Reading the recent unflattering pronouncements about congregational education has caused me to reflect upon what I know, what I believe and what I want to know about congregational and other forms of complimentary Jewish education. I know that we talk about success and failure of congregational education, yet ...
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CAJE 32 | The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education | Page 2
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The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education. From the President #2. August 7, 2007 by. Shalom to you all,. A friend from CAJE the conference just texted to let me know that the opening program is done and CAJE 32 has “officially” begun! So, with the opening now history, I wish you each a week filled with much learning and teaching; a week where you find new ideas and share some of your own; a week where you see old friends and make new ones; and a week where you find much joy. August 7, 2007 by.
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Rachel Cooper | CAJE 32
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The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education. And now, a word from our Sponsor…. August 10, 2007. I’m currently sitting in Lambert (St. Louis) Airport writing this blog post as I wait for my plane to board. The last 24 hours have been overwhelming in everyway possible and for that reason, I’m going to write two separate posts. Oh, and food! We Jewish learners have to ear, right? For a conference of CAJE’s size, the food couldn’t have been more varied, nutritious and delicious! Frozen yogurt, sal...
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Joel H. | CAJE 32
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The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education. Looking for CAJE 33? April 9, 2008. Looking for CAJE 33? Virtual CAJE 32 Links. Click any picture to learn. More about the bloggers). Also Blogging CAJE 32. CAJE in the News. Jewish educators pass along the flame. American Friends of Magen David Adom – ARMDI. Central Agency for Jewish Education in St. Louis. Israel Ministry of Education. Jewish Agency for Israel. Jewish Federation of St. Louis. Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metro.
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Muriel Horowitz, Storyteller
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Residencies and Workshops for Students. Residencies and Workshops for All Ages. Jewish and Interfaith Programs. A passionate story-lover, Muriel Horowitz brings many years of classroom experience. Storytelling and writing to her residencies, workshops and performances. Muriel enchants listeners of all ages with her lively tellings filled with audience involvement. Bringing together young children and seniors. As a literacy specialist, she has worked with teachers. In many different settings and has facil...
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crusadin' for the world to change: CAJE Closing
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009. So, according to this page. The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education is closing. I don't know much about the organization - it sucks when you only find something great when it's too late; or, you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone - but it seems like they've done great work. In order to pay off their debts, they're appealing to anyone who can to make tax-deductible donations to help cover their outstanding costs as they close their doors.
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Kehiliyot: July 2006
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Quotations and resources from the Jewish community. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Jewish Life Network/Steinhardt Foundation for a seed grant to educate the Jewish community about the cost effective benefits of supporting Communities of Practice to better achieve mission critical results. Thursday, July 06, 2006. SR Hirsch, The Nineteen Letters, 1836, #12. Join a community, by which alone your work can be made universal and eternal in its results. Thank you to CAJE ( www.caje.org. Posted by Naava Frank @ 8:50 AM.
