Union for Reform Judaism / Lifelong Jewish Learning
Lifelong Jewish Learning

About
Whether you are a teacher or educator, a parent who wants to enrich Jewish education in the home, an early childhood teacher, educator, or specialist, or you are simply looking to expand your Jewish education as an adult, the Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning has a variety of resources to help you on your way.

Mission
The Mission of the Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning is to support and improve our congregations' Jewish education programs by providing educators and teachers with helpful resources. We seek to help create individuals and communities of Jews -- from the youngest to the oldest members -- with a deeper and fuller commitment to Jewish living.

 

WHAT'S NEW  

CHAI Dictionary
CHAI curriculum core lessons contain key vocabulary words, often in Hebrew. In order to assist teachers, parents and students in pronouncing these words, we have compiled this dictionary resource.

Also of Interest  

Reform Movement Commission on Lifelong Jewish Learning - Learn more about the Joint Commission on Lifelong Jewish Learning and see some of its work, including a fascinating dialogue between Rabbis Yoffie and Ellenson.  

Hebrew Resources - Meet our Hebrew Specialist, hear prayers read and chanted, and download our Hebrew publication for Hebrew teachers.

Reform Judaism for Teachers module - Three lessons allow teachers to familiarize themselves with the historical background and the contemporary importance of Reform Judaism in American Jewish life.

Eilu V'eilu - "These and those" This point/counterpoint model involves a dialogue between two scholars on issues of concern to the Reform Movement and encourages your active participation.

Educational Technology - Visit this page for useful information about integrating technology into the classroom.

Regional Workshops - Click here
to find workshops and conferences in your area.

Read Rabbi Katzew's Latest  

Educational State of the Union - 5768: The educational state of our Union is fluid. There are some learners, some teachers, some curricula and some settings that are exemplary. They are, however, also exceptional. (Full text)

A Tradition of Overthrowing Idols - from Jewish Education News , Spring 2005

From Genesis to Exodus – From Creation to Revelation (December 2004 NATE Address)


CONTACT US

We welcome your inquiries, comments, and suggestions about any topic related to religious education.

Union for Reform Judaism
Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning
633 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10017-6778
(212) 650-4110
fax (212) 650-4199
educate@urj.org