Additional Learning Models

Not all models fit neatly into one of our major groups (or “buckets”). As new innovations emerge and new experiments are designed, we envision more models may cross-over or be outside of these buckets. In the future, we will most likely identify new groupings based on the success of these models.

Mayim, our initial example, could be placed in a Multi-aged, Project-Based Learning, or Experiential Learning bucket. Click below for full description.



ALL MODELS | FAMILY LEARNING | INTERGENERATIONAL 
CAMP/RETREAT | SHABBAT CENTERED
SERVICE LEARNING | ONLINE/HYBRID LEARNING
CHOICE-BASED LEARNING | ADDITIONAL MODELS

 

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