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Standing Beneath the Mountain: Transmitting Torah to the Next Generation

Standing Beneath the Mountain: Transmitting Torah to the Next Generation

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Apr 9, 2006 | Bible, Jewish Law/Halakha, Jewish philosophy, Student Engagement

Prologue: In every large group or organization, the individuals involved never quite actualize the professed ideals. Visitors to an urban courtroom, for example, are shocked to discover that often neither judges, attorneys, nor even the police seem to have an...

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Jan 8, 2006 | Classroom Management, Jewish philosophy

This article originally appeared in Ten Da'at 1, 1, 1987, pp. 9-11. Reprinted here with permission. THE PROBLEM Lengthy conversations with some groups of students, graduates, parents and teachers, as well as our own observations, have convinced us that cheating is...

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

Destiny, Freedom, and the Logic of Petition

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | May 24, 2005 | Jewish philosophy

This article originally appeared in Tradition, vol. 24, 2, 1989. Appears here with permission. "Though a sharp knife is poised at one's neck, he should not gainsay mercy."1 "[Y]ou cannot do some action, unless you have some idea how to set about it. I cannot even try...

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

Teaching Moral Sensitivity — and Truth

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Jan 26, 2005 | Jewish philosophy, School Programming and Policy

This article discusses the importance of moral development and proper ethics. To read the article, click here.

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

Appropriating Kohlberg for Traditional Jewish High Schools

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Jan 5, 2005 | Jewish philosophy

To see Barry Kislowicz's doctoral dissertation (Teachers College, Columbia University, click here.

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

Among Strangers

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Nov 25, 2004 | Jewish philosophy, Misc

This article originally appeared in Tradition 28, 1994. Reprinted here with permission. To the Editor: The Editor's Notebook has used everyday observations to draw conclusions about life among Orthodox Jews. In that spirit, I share with the readers of Tradition some...

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

Judaism and Darwinian Evolution

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Oct 21, 2004 | Jewish philosophy

This article originally appeared in Tradition, vol. 29, 1, 1994. Appears here with permission. INTRODUCTION The question of science versus religion, a subsection of the Torah uMadda debate, has been widely discussed and disputed. Many of the arguments for and against...

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By the Sweat of Your Brow: Approaching Kashrut from a Pluralistic Perspective

By the Sweat of Your Brow: Approaching Kashrut from a Pluralistic Perspective

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Sep 8, 2004 | Jewish Law/Halakha, Jewish philosophy

Approaching Kashrut from a Pluralistic Perspective.   Click here.

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By the Sweat of Your Brow: Approaching Kashrut from a Pluralistic Perspective

Toward Spiritual Education

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Aug 4, 2004 | Classroom Management, Jewish Law/Halakha, Jewish philosophy

Addressing the Problem of "Disconnection": Creating a Learning Environment of Personal Relevance and Passion based on the Wisdom of the Kabbalah I) The Problem: For the past 15 years I have been teaching full-time. I have taught Jewish Studies to adults, ranging in...

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The Ethics of Cheating – The Jewish View

The Broad Torah: Of Pictures on Walls and in Hearts

by Lookstein Staff for JEL access | Jan 18, 2004 | Jewish philosophy, Misc, School Programming and Policy

Originally published in Ten Da’at 8:1, 1995. Appears here with permission. The scene: A classroom full of eager young high school boys learning Torah. A glance at the walls reveals pictures of numerous Rashei Yeshiva of the past and present. In front of the class...

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