This article was written by Zvi Grumet. [1] Most Judaic learning, especially past the primary grades, is text based. As people who study texts,...
Read more An Interview with Rabbi Haim Perlmutter – 051 – In this episode Mark Smilowitz explores the issue of teaching overarching concepts with R. Perlmutter, author...
Read more I. Introduction Every educator is confronted with the question of how to effectively test students’ comprehension of material taught. While finding a way for students to...
Read more Teaching Reading Proficiency – 019 – If you teach a class that involves reading classic Jewish texts, who does the reading? Do all of your...
Read more The biblical and Rabbinical positions on the use and abuse of wine. Chapter 1. Chapter 2.
Read more Originally published in Tradition 36 (2002) pp. 89-114. Appears here with permission. Any comprehensive overview of the concern for the human and social factor...
Read more This article originally appeared in Tradition Volume 19 #4, 1981. Reprinted here with permission. If being Mayor of New York is the second toughest...
Read more This article originally appeared in Ten Da’at 1,2 (1987). Appears here with permission. The community involved with Jewish education, the chinuch community, is beset...
Read more This article compiles some Pe’ninei Torah (Pearls of Torah) from a variety of topics, to provide insights to Torah students. To read the article, click...
Read more 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....
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