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Jewish Innovation Ecosystem

It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but rather the one most responsive to change. The Jewish Innovation Economy report (2010). Survey of New Jewish Initiatives Europe - Key Findings (2010). Haskalah 2.0 (2010). The Innovation Ecosystem report (2011).

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Thinking About Chinuch

Essays and musings on the state of Orthodox Jewish Education, with some tech-stuff thrown in for good measure. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Rabbi Dr. Aharon Lichtenstein ob"m - Ish haEmet. So what can I add? Perhaps not much. However, one aspect of Rav Lichtenstein seems to have been covered only en passant. And perhaps my two cents can be useful in the continuing efforts to fill out the portrait of this towering figure. I do not recall the question that he was answering, but somewhere during a sicha. Start...

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Jewish Education Lab | Jewish Educational R&D for Organizations and Individuals

Jewish Educational R&D for Organizations and Individuals. F Jewish education is changing. Teachers can customize a learning program to a learner’s specific needs and interests. Learners are self-directed and can find content everywhere. The line between teacher and learner is blurring. Old models are being discarded and individuals and organizations are exploring and experimenting with new ones. How do we know what works? Research * Development * Testing * Evaluation * Reporting. Why keep doing things th...

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Home Page | Jewish Federation of Edmonton

Jewish Federation of Edmonton. Jewish Free Loan Association of Edmonton. National and International Partners. Community Facility Utilization Committee. JFED - TT Negotiating Committee TOR. Israel and Overseas Experiences. Edmonton Jewish Film Festival. Muhi - Generally Temporary. Ben Gurion, Epilogue. An Act of Defiance. Earl Parker Award for Jewish Film. Tickets, Sponsorships and Ads. Edmonton Jewish Film Festival Schedule. Security Training and Resources. National Community Security Program.

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The Jewish Education Project | You Can Make a Difference in This World

Skip to main content. The Jewish Education Project. Toggle main menu visibility. Early Childhood and Family Engagement. Professional and Leadership Development. Day Schools and Yeshivas. Professional and Leadership Development. Tech for Learning Initiative. Government Funding and Advocacy. Generation Now Fellowship and Research. YouTHrive Professional Development Series. For Which It Stands: 2017 Conference. Happiness Hacks: 2016 Conference. Special Projects and Initiatives. Tech for Learning Initiative.

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Jewish Education for EVERY Person

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Please update to a new version or enable video playback. Jewish Education for Every Person. The Arthur Schreiber Jewish Education Center. Golf Manor OH 45237. JEEP helps local Jewish children, adults and seniors with special needs access Jewish education and other aspects of Jewish life:. Children with learning difficulties and/or living in dysfunctional family settings. Seniors residing in non-Jewish nursing homes and those who are homebound.