Ugandan School Uses Behrman House Texts
A few years ago, at Shabbat services at Woodlands Community Temple, Greenburgh, New York, the young spiritual leader of the 750- member African-Jewish community in Uganda—the Abayudaya—addressed the congregation.
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Jskyway Offers Online Hineni Course
Jskyway, a leader in online professional development for
educators in Jewish schools, is currently conducting a
new online course—The Art of Teaching Hineni—
specially for Jewish congregational school teachers.
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Manga Madness
Know the best way to hook students so they truly care
about what they’re learning in religious school? Relate the
material to their own lives.
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Students of Hadassah School in Uganda, hold Shalom Alef Bet and Hineni 1
Grants for Professional Development
The National Association of Temple Educators has announced that Behrman House is offering
an award of up to $1,000 for NATE members to pursue a course of study that will aid in their professional development.
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Treasure Chest of Teaching Ideas
There’s a wealth of teaching techniques
and classroom management
tips waiting to help you.
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Behrman House on the Road
See photos of our visit to Long Island, New York
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Letter from a Cantor
A varied group of adult learners from
within the Syracuse Jewish community
convened for the first meeting of
an eight-week course using the new
Behrman House textbook.
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Just Jews!
My grandparents belonged to three
synagogues: Orthodox, Conservative,
and Reform.
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