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Early Childhood Education

Got Shabbat - Great resources for parents to celebrate with their children.

Jewish Parent Page - Articles, blessings and activities related to the Jewish holidays and customs.

Family Shabbat Table Talk - Weekly insights into the Torah portion, designed to help you lead a family discussion at your Shabbat table.

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Adolescents

V'shinantam 5769 - Each focused on adolescents and applications for Jewish educational and youth settings.

Sacred Choices - a curriculum on adolescent relationships and sexual ethics.

iTorah - created for youth, sends an e-mail each Sunday focused on Israel, Jewish Living, Social Action and God and Prayer.

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Special Needs

Torah at the Center - Special education issue.

Eight Techniques for Helping Students Succeed - Part of the CHAI curriculum, includes tips for modifying your class to meet the special needs of your students and enabling all to succeed.

The Lehiyot Program - Strategies for special needs inclusion in the congregational setting.

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Publications

CHAI Curriculum - The CHAI: Learning for Jewish Life curriculum includes overviews, sample lessons, information about retreats, workshops, online courses and more.

Torah at the Center - Journal for Jewish educators with articles by scholars and practitioners.

V'shinantam: Teacher's Newsletter - Guidance, ideas and resources for the classroom.

URJ Press - Browse publications by category, author or keyword.

Reform Judaism magazine - Articles from current and past issues dating back to 1995.

Daf Kesher - Newsletter for Hebrew teachers including best practices from the field and articles in easy Hebrew.

Teacher Training
Upcoming Webinars
  • September 20, 2010 - Differentiating Instruction: Modify Lessons to Reach Every Child
    Directors of Education and Teachers: Do you have students in your school who have different abilities or interests or who learn differently? Learn how to create multiple paths and equally appropriate ways to present information so that it can be absorbed and used by all of your students. We will use examples from CHAI, but these methods can be used with all curricular materials.
  • October 5, 2010 - Differentiating Instruction: Modify Lessons to Reach Every Child
    Directors of Education and Teachers: Do you have students in your school who have different abilities or interests or who learn differently? Learn how to create multiple paths and equally appropriate ways to present information so that it can be absorbed and used by all of your students. We will use examples from CHAI, but these methods can be used with all curricular materials.
Symposium on Jewish Identity 2009 Highlights from the
Symposium on Jewish Identity
November 2-4, 2009
Toronto, Ontario CANADA
Curricula

CHAI - Learning for Jewish Life curriculum, including overviews, sample lessons, information about retreats, workshops, online courses and more.

Mitkadem - Hebrew for youth.

Teaching Israel - Great resources for teaching Israel's history, politics and culture.

Current Events and Crisis Response - Lessons and guidelines for responding to current events with a Jewish perspective.

URJ Books and Music

Curricula from URJ Books & Music - Hebrew, early childhood, family education, Israel and Jewish history.

Adult Jewish Living and Learning Journeys - Curriculum modules currently in development on a range of topics for adult learners. Download the first three sample lessons: The Jewish Home, History of the Synagogue and Business Ethics.

Adult Study Programs
  • Adult B'nei Mitzvah: Affirming Our Identity
    A guide for program facilitators, rabbis, cantors and educators who are conducting intensive b'nei mitzvah courses taken by adults.
  • Congregation of Learners Award Program
    Established to recognize synagogues that provide an exceptional atmosphere of varied and comprehensive learning opportunities, and have imbued their synagogue communities with a culture of learning.
  • Keva Program
    Recognizes and honors adults in Reform congregations who accumulate 100 hours of Jewish study, exemplifying ongoing study as a fixed habit.
  • Scholar-in-Residence Database
    Over 100 Reform rabbis, cantors and educators have agreed to become Union scholars, available to teach your congregants in their chosen fields. All financial and logistical arrangements will be negotiated between scholar and synagogue. Don't pass up this opportunity to bring master teachers to your community!
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