education

The Muslim school principal who challenges Arab media, exposes Hamas, and explains the Quranic link between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel

Blending Torah, family life, and modern sound to create Jewish music rooted in authenticity, joy, and spiritual purpose

A moving life story of a student who survived clinical death, family tragedy, chronic illness — and chose faith, gratitude, and purpose

A virologist, educator, and award-winning teacher shares how science, biology, and life’s deepest questions guided her journey to faith

Discover the surprising factor influencing your child’s concentration and ways to help them stay engaged and focused.

A world-renowned cosmologist reveals how modern science’s rejection of God often relies on blind belief — while true evidence still points to intelligent design

With the school year approaching, it's the perfect time to organize and design a comfortable study space for your kids. But what if you're on a budget? We've crafted a creative guide full of solutions to ensure a perfect study nook without breaking the bank. DIY style.

With summer break approaching and another school year coming to an end, it’s the perfect time to show appreciation for teachers with a thoughtful gift. But what do teachers really want to receive? A fascinating survey from an American website reveals surprising preferences.

The decisions and investment must be made at the right time.

Exploring the Lasting Benefits of Gender Separation, Value-Based Discipline, and Spiritual Meaning in Jewish Schools

How validation, support, and self-acceptance transform sensitivity into strength

Shmuelik Tasler was a brilliant and witty young man with a learning disability, but he couldn't learn. His teachers failed to understand until the day he decided to teach them a lesson. Now, fifty years later, he revisits his life's story and pleads: "Teachers, look for the abilities in your students, because they are always there."

As the new school year begins, many students face bullying and social exclusion. Avinoam Harash, a teacher and educator, shared a moving post on the subject.

Is your son avoiding studying with you? Learn how studying together can be a delightful bonding experience, especially with children who have ADHD.

A fascinating study finds that the initial letter of your last name can impact the way you are perceived.

After decades in education and inspecting various educational institutions, Rabbi Shachar Sha'ar decided to study medical clowning and even integrate the clowning approach into the curriculum. "It's important for teachers to know how to make children laugh," he believes. "It won't harm discipline but quite the opposite." How does he implement it in practice?