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CEO David Bryfman writes about The Jewish Education Project's response to the death of George Floyd.
Daniel Kamelhar of Magen David Yeshivah discusses the importance of learning from failures with technology.
DigitalJ's Monica Brandwein shares ideas and lesson plans to help incorporate STEAM concepts into Passover lessons.
April is National Poetry Month. Poetry and technology have more in common than most people realize. To create a poem and a piece of software, authors must create and adhere to a series of patterns and rhythms. Writing poetry is a great way to infuse...
The Jewish Education Project is expanding its Jewish education and engagement efforts through a grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation that will build its capacity, while also bringing on two new C-Suite hires.
Over 300 educators from greater New York City attended the The Resilient Child: Strategies for Social-Emotional Well-Being Conferences in Westchester and Long Island. Educators gathered at Beth El Synagogue Center in New Rochelle on March 26 and at...
Project Manager Gabriel Weinstein shares how he uses digital presentation tools Adobe Spark and Powtoon.
Pizza pie, apple pie, and pumpkin pie! What do all of these have in common? Of course the first thing that probably comes to your mind is ‘YUM! Pie!’ However, that is not the answer we were going for. Pies can be used to teach many different math...
Rabbi Tzvi Hametz of Gindi Maimonides Academy in Los Angeles discusses how he brings Torah learning into the makerspace.
Staff from The Jewish Education Project is headed to the 2019 Prizmah Conference.
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