Welcome to the JEWISH EDUCATION CHANGE NETWORK


We’ve organized the JEWISH EDUCATION CHANGE NETWORK to enable all of us who are working for change in Jewish education – educators, parents, volunteer and professional leaders, financial supporters, advocates, and learners – to connect with one another, to learn what leaders in the field are doing, to share our work, and to access ideas and resources that can help us make Jewish education a more engaging, satisfying, and impactful experience for learners of all ages.

If you haven’t already, please join the NETWORK and the Ning.

Help shape the NETWORK's Vision and Guiding Principles.

* The BLOG is open to everyone - please contribute your opinions and share your work and experience.
* Join or create a GROUP around a topic of interest to you to convene people with similar interests or doing similar work.
* Pose questions and offer answers in the FORUM about issues you care about.
* Explore resources for your work via our RESOURCES page. We have videos, links to resources on the web, even a customized daily "paper" that covers Jewish education, education, and technology.

Thanks for being part of the growing NETWORK of people making Jewish education great.

Blog Posts

edJEWcon 5772.0

Posted by Reyzl Geselowitz on May 3, 2012 at 11:29am 0 Comments

Making History Our Story!

Posted by Deborah Nagler on April 29, 2012 at 5:24pm 1 Comment

Star Family Summer Camp

Posted by Reyzl Geselowitz on April 26, 2012 at 10:19am 0 Comments

DahBear Hebrew vocabulary site has been significantly enhanced!

Posted by Marci Karoll on April 23, 2012 at 2:03pm 0 Comments

Profiles of Innovative Jewish Education Models from the Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel

Posted by Reyzl Geselowitz on April 11, 2012 at 3:32pm 0 Comments

FEATURED INITIATIVES

You can access all of our Featured Initiatives by clicking here. 

 

Initiatives Spotlight:


The Jewish Lens (TJL) provides experiential Jewish educational programming, engaging youth and young adults in the exploration of Jewish values, identity and tradition while discovering the diversity and unity of Klal Yisrael (Jewish Peoplehood). TJL’s innovative methodology couples the emotional impact of photography with more traditional text-based learning, empowering participants to both strengthen their own link to Judaism and then express it through their own photographs and commentary.  The program culminates in a year-end exhibition, powerfully bringing together the community as they share in the students’ visual and verbal expressions of their own Jewish lens.
Founded by world-renowned photographer Zion Ozeri, TJL programs partner arts and experiential education with traditional instruction and are implemented in both formal and informal Jewish educational settings, such as Hebrew schools, day schools, youth groups and camps.  


Ayeka

Judaism Your Way in Denver, CO has the motto: "Wherever you are on your Jewish journey, we'll meet you there." That means they work hard to say "Yes!" to as many Jews and their loved ones as possible. When individuals, couples or families come for spiritual coaching or counseling or simply to explore their own Jewish journeys, Judaism Your Way provides resources, encouragement, information and support. Ayeka refers to G-d's response to Adam and Even after they ate from the tree of knowledge: "Ayeka?" "Where are you?" This program guides participants in bringing G-d into their daily lives. It is a venue to come out of hiding. Through Jewish text study, guided writing exercises, and personalization of ideas, this is each individual's chance to search for his or her authentic answer to the question, "Where are you?"

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Differentiating Every Child - Webinar with Dori Frumin Kirshner at your computer

May 30, 2012 from 1pm to 2pm
The next, and final, Webinar of the year will be with Dori Frumin Kirshner, executive director of Matan, on Wednesday, May 30th from 1-2pm. She will discuss integrating all students into a classroom through differentiated instruction, using the integration of special needs students as a model.JESNA Webinars invites you to participate as an attendee in the following online training session:Topic: Differentiating Every Child Host: JESNA Webinars Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2012Time: 1:00 pm, Eastern…See More
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Reyzl Geselowitz is attending Dena Stein's event

Jewish Futures Conference at Columbia University, Lerner Hall (New York City)

June 4, 2012 from 3:30pm to 7pm
The Jewish Futures Conference brings together visionary thinkers, passionate individuals, and inspiring presentations in a conference designed to shift the horizon of our thinking in Jewish education.New ways of connecting are simultaneously posing challenges to traditional institutions and offering new opportunities for forging community and undertaking Jewish learning both locally and globally. The Jewish Futures Conference provides a space to imagine, learn and engage in purposeful and…See More
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