iNSIDER Insights: Schools of Thought
I have always been a fan of the back-to-school season. New shoes, school supplies, haircuts, fresh starts. But this year, things are different —...
Holocaust Studies
Teaching the Holocaust is no easy feat. How do teachers find the resources they need to educate students about what is arguably the most...
Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain
By Daniel J. Siegel, M.D.
Penguin Group, 336 pages.
Parents of teens know that their behavior is sometimes baffling. In his New York Times best-selling...
Community Colleges: Worth a Second Look
As executive director of public relations and marketing for Howard County Community College, Elizabeth S. Homan is well aware that many parents and students...
Where Should I Study?
In today’s internationally connected world, college students are well aware that in order to be globally competitive, an overseas cultural and academic experience, whether...
Changing With The Times
“I ate my meals there.”
That phrase, or some version of it, is usually the first thing that comes to mind when past generations of...
Breaking Out Fall Fashions
The calendar may still read summer, but in a matter of days, kids will be heading back to school, and September will arrive. While...
Meet Rabbi Moshe
Ohr Chadash Academy students will also meet a new administrator at the start of the school year. Following the retirement of Rabbi Akevy Greenblatt,...
Fresh Perspective
Krieger Schechter Day School will be starting its school year with two new faces in the halls, and they come in the form of...
An Excellent Jewish Education
When you walk into Bnos Yisroel there is a sign that reads, “Teaching students, not subjects.”
And that message says it all.
According to Rabbi Chaim...
