The Educated Jew

Summer 2010

The Educated Jew

About This Issue
HaYidion The Educated Jew Summer 2010

The authors here are engaged in an argument leshem Shamayim, for the sake of Heaven, over the question of what should a Jewish day school produce. Some emphasize cultural knowledge: Hebrew fluency, tefillah mastery, literacy of core texts in the Jewish library. Others view middot as central: ethics, commitment, curiosity, caring; while yet others choose social action as the goal.

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Articles From This Issue

  • Jewish Day Schools as Incubators of Kavannah
    Saul P. Wachs
  • Creating Jewish Citizens
    Jill Jacobs
  • Shema Bekolah—Listen to Her Voice: Women and Gender in Jewish Education
    Judith Rosenbaum
  • Bridging Dualism: Cross-Curricular Learning in the Jewish High School
    Rebecca Shargel
  • Praying Without the Lake
    Eve Rudin
  • Envision Ideals, Not the Graduate
    Eric Grossman
  • Characteristics of the Ideal Barrack Graduate: A Work in Progress
    Steven M. Brown
  • The Importance of Vision in Early Childhood Jewish Education
    Diana Ganger
  • From the Editor
    Barbara Davis
  • Educating for Character and Leadership in an Israeli Religious High School
    Jeremy Stavisky
  • From the Desk of Arnee Winshall, RAVSAK Chair
    Arnee Winshall
  • Adult Jewish Learning: Modeling Risk and Growth
    Leslie Pugach
  • Visions: Past, Present, Future
    Interview with Daniel Marom
  • How a School and its Board Create “A” Human Beings
    Howard Farber
  • The “Jewish” in Jewish Day Schools: Aspirations for Our Graduates
    Susan Kardos
  • Vision in Development
    Ray Levi
  • Should Jewish Day Schools Aspire to Create Educated Jews?
    Jon A. Levisohn
  • Bookcase
    RAVSAK Staff
  • Bridging Vision, Curriculum, and Student Learning
    Charlotte Abramson and Alex Sinclair
  • Talmud Torah Keneged Kulam: Martin Buber’s Secular Vision of the Educated Jew
    Judah Levine
  • The Vision of a Jewish Educational Leader
    Daniel Pekarsky