Steve Bailey, Ph.D., is a psychologist, educator and curriculum developer. He was co-founder of Shalhevet High School in Los Angeles and was Visiting Professor at York University’s Jewish Teacher Training Program in Toronto before making Aliyah in 2009. A frequent...
Dr. Steve Bailey was co-founder of Shalhevet High School (Los Angeles) and a researcher, author and consultant in Jewish education, specializing in moral education and curriculum projects. He is a professional development workshop presenter and Co-Director of Quality...
Dr. Steve Bailey was co-founder of Shalhevet High School (Los Angeles) and a researcher, author and consultant in Jewish education, specializing in moral education and curriculum projects. He is a professional development workshop presenter and Co-Director of Quality...
Dr. Steve Bailey was co-founder of Shalhevet High School, Los Angeles, CA and a researcher, author and consultant in Jewish education, specializing in moral education. He is a professional development workshop presenter and Director of Quality Education by Design...
This article discusses two Sidrot that have sparked debate surrounding issues of symbolic purity and impurity. To read the article, click here.
This article discusses the mitzvoth in Parashat Ki Tetze with a focus on the mitzvah of "sending away the mother-bird.” To read the article, click here.
This article discusses Parashat Vayera, with a focus on the relationship between God and Avraham. To read the article, click here.
This article explores the topic of sota (the complex ritual concerning an alleged adulteress). To read the article, click here.
"Eylu v'Eylu": A Case for Jewish Education Young Israel, Los Angeles Debate, 1993 By: Steve Bailey, Ph.D. Director, Shalhevet High School Reprinted here with permission. About 50 years ago, Rav Shimon Schwab, z"l, who was the Rav of the Frankfort Kehila in Washington...
Originally printed in Ten Da'at, vol. 8,1, 1995, pp. 35-37. Appears here with permission. In traditional Jewish education, the teacher, by virtue of being a teacher, is the authority to be respected and heeded by students. Indeed, Day School students are taught from...
