Defining Goals of Day School Education (Winter 2014)
From the Editor
- Letter from the Editor (13:1) by: Zvi Grumet
Features
- Long-term Assessment of Day School Graduates – A call to action by: Jack Bieler
- Interview with Hanan Alexander
- From the Classics — Elias Levi: The Rangoon Rabbi by: Levi Cooper
- Perspective on Jewish Education — Educating Toward Inconclusive Multiplicity by: Daniel Lehmann
Research
- To Go from Vision to Practice (and Back) by: Jon A. Levisohn
- Defining Success: The logic model as a program evaluation tool by: Shirah W. Hecht
- On the Challenge of Articulating a Vision of the Ideal Day School Graduate by: David Harbater
- Halakhah Education: For the present or the future? by: Yaakov Jaffe
- Teacher Perceptions of a Successful Jewish Day School Graduate by: Sarah Levy
- Matching Mission and Performance by: Sarah Rosenfeld
Applications
- What Should I Have Learned as a Jew After 12 Years in a Jewish School? by: Eli Kohn
- Parent Feedback Surveys: Theory and practice by: Steven Lorch
- Jewish Cultural Literacy: Who makes the call? by: Chaye Kohl
- Shaping Curriculum Goals: Finding what’s best for your school by: Steve Bailey
- The Case for Core Values by: Micah Lapidus
- Reinventing a Jewish Studies Program by: Maury Grebenau