education

Yom Kippur invites parents and educators to look inward, recognize both strengths and areas for growth, and choose one meaningful change that can strengthen their relationship with the children in their care

After two decades in education, one teacher looked back at what really made a difference, and it wasn’t the curriculum, grades, or achievements.

From studying Torah in secret in Soviet Russia to leading the Ponevezh Yeshiva, discover the remarkable life, educational philosophy, and compassionate leadership of Rabbi Gershon Edelstein

Shalom Kovesh is reaching hundreds of thousands of Arabic speaking viewers with videos about Judaism, Torah, and Jewish life, using conversation and curiosity to break down barriers

Practical guidance for helping children recognize unsafe situations, trust their instincts, set healthy boundaries, and talk openly with their parents

Grades and achievements matter, but sometimes the most important part of teaching is something much harder to measure.

Neria Meushar’s theater turns students into actors, helping children discover their strengths, build self-confidence, and absorb meaningful lessons of Torah, faith, and good character

Nine-year-old students were given arithmetic exercises involving Israelis killed, Hamas rockets and terrorists entering Israeli communities, while other schools held assemblies celebrating the attack

Discover how acceptance, self-worth, and the Torah’s belief in a Jew’s unchanging inner identity can open the door to healing, growth, and return

Rachel Sela once came to a Judaism class determined to challenge everything she heard. Decades later, she leads women and girls through Jerusalem, inspiring a personal connection to the Beit Hamikdash and a deeper longing for the final Redemption.

Passover cleaning can be an opportunity to teach children responsibility, independence, and practical life skills while giving parents some much-needed help around the house

The way we present Torah and mitzvot can shape a child’s relationship with Judaism for life. Discover how warmth, joy, and a beautiful Shabbat atmosphere can inspire children to love Hashem and embrace Jewish life.

How parents can respond to frustration, build resilience and confidence, and help children keep trying without taking over

From Chanukah gelt and dreidels to books, crafts and family games, discover gift ideas children will love while connecting the tradition of giving to the deeper meaning of Chanukah

New Central Bureau of Statistics data shows that parents’ confidence in the education system declines as their children grow older, amid widespread frustration with remote learning and growing reliance on private tutoring.

Shabbat Nachamu teaches parents, educators, and every Jew to transform pain into growth, embrace hope after failure, and prepare for the High Holidays with renewed faith

Get your child ready for the new school year with practical organization tips that reduce clutter, improve focus, build independence, and create a calm, organized space for learning and play

Discover how Parashat Re'eh teaches that every decision matters, true happiness comes through giving, parents are life's greatest teachers, and responsibility must come before rights

A teacher's decision to replace lessons with life stories transformed his relationship with his students and left a lasting impact