A Delicate Balance
Guest blog post by Tova Messer, TalentEducators Fellow According to Breisheet, when God created the world, the land was “unformed
Lifelong Learning in the Midst of a Pandemic
Guest Blog Post by Naomi Levy, Jewish Studies Teacher at Yavneh Primary School At TalentEducators, we recruit talented people to
Learning is Bigger than our School Buildings
Guest Blog Post by Sharon Freundel Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z’’l writes in his book Lessons in Leadership, that “Jews
Why Would You Go Into Teaching?
By: Yael Harari, TalentEducators Chief Operating Officer “I guess since you teach high school students, you must know something about
How Do We Teach Grit?
By: Rabbi Aharon Assaraf, TalentEducators North America Regional Director In my years of teaching in Jewish schools and camps, I’ve
Starting from “Together”
Guest Blog Post by Jane Taubenfeld Cohen I have the privilege of working directly with many school leaders throughout North
Education is the Silver Bullet
Guest Blog Post Danny Stone of Antisemitism Policy Trust One of my favourite shows of all time is the West
Are Teachers Essential Workers?
Who is an essential worker? In 2019, most people would have answered something like, “healthcare workers and first responders.” In
Why Do We Interview Teachers?
Why is it that when we hire teachers (and most other professions), we interview them? Will the interview process help
