The Rambam on Education: Why Teachers Must Honor Their Students
What makes a great teacher? The Rambam's timeless approach emphasizes respect, love, and meaningful relationships with students.
Yonatan HaLevi
14.07.26 | 09:00
What makes a great teacher? The Rambam's timeless approach emphasizes respect, love, and meaningful relationships with students.
Yonatan HaLevi
14.07.26 | 09:00
Discover practical, real life strategies to help parents navigate summer break, reduce family conflict, strengthen relationships with teenagers, and create a calmer, more meaningful vacation at home
Avinoam Harash
13.07.26 | 12:07
Why gentle correction is often more effective than criticism, and how parents can set boundaries without damaging a child's confidence or self-worth
Yonatan HaLevi
13.07.26 | 10:16
When Adir was born with the rare genetic condition Treacher Collins syndrome, his parents were devastated. Today, they are helping families across Israel and teaching others the power of acceptance, resilience, and unconditional love.
Michal Arieli
10.07.26 | 12:04
A moving encounter between a rabbi and an at risk teenager reveals why labels can wound a soul, and how seeing a person's true Divine essence can inspire hope, healing, and transformation
Rabbi Dan Tiomkin
09.07.26 | 18:46
After losing his 24 year old son just hours before Shabbat, Moshe Sigdon found strength in the sanctity of the day and went on to establish an organization that teaches the laws of Shabbat to thousands of students across Israel
Hidabroot
09.07.26 | 16:08
Learn how to respond to your child's report card in a way that strengthens self esteem, encourages resilience, and builds lifelong motivation
Yonatan HaLevi
30.06.26 | 10:20
The government says the plan will focus on North America, targeting tuition, access and school quality for Jewish children abroad
Brian Racer
28.06.26 | 18:40
Explore the debate from a traditional Jewish viewpoint
Daniel Blass
17.06.26 | 15:08
Why teachers should care for every student with the same dedication, patience, and love that parents have for their own children
Rabbi Dan Tiomkin
14.06.26 | 13:13
As digital devices become increasingly common in schools, researchers are raising concerns about their impact on learning, focus, and children's development.
Yitzchak Eitan
11.06.26 | 09:34
A veteran educator explains how social exclusion often happens silently inside classrooms, and why many parents completely miss the signs.
Michal Arieli
27.05.26 | 15:14
A powerful perspective on the children who are often labeled “difficult” when they actually need more understanding and preparation.
Rabbi Dan Tyumkin
26.05.26 | 17:21
The Torah’s description of the Mishkan contains a timeless lesson about nurturing every child individually.
Rabbi Yisrael Azulai
25.05.26 | 19:41
As the school year winds down and summer break approaches, Israel’s Teachers Union has declared a labor dispute in the secondary education system, citing a series of harms to both teachers and students. The union is warning that its actions could escalate if negotiations are not renewed immediately.
Yuval Aviv
17.05.26 | 18:30
A survey presented to Australia’s Royal Commission reveals a troubling surge in antisemitism against Jewish women since October 7. Seventy percent said they were accused of 'genocide' after identifying as Jewish, Israeli, or Zionist.
Yuval Aviv
12.05.26 | 21:54
A powerful reflection for Tu BiShvat on parenting, emotional growth
Rabbi Dan Tiomkin
12.05.26 | 18:20
A thoughtful look at childhood diagnoses, emotional struggles, and why understanding the root of a child’s challenges can help parents replace frustration and guilt with compassion, clarity, and effective support
Rabbi Dan Tiomkin
12.05.26 | 18:01
A moving reflection on parenting struggling teens, emotional restraint, and why patience is often the key to rebuilding trust and connection.
Yisrael Eldad
12.05.26 | 17:52