The Voice is the Messenger of the Heart: Shared Stories Still Work Best.
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Scholarly journal article
Abstract
This essay will explore Jewish storytelling as an inspirational and
creative educational tool to instill emotional and educated connections
to Judaism. After examining the great stock of sacred
and secular Jewish stories, we will address the roles of stories, the effective
ways they enlighten listeners, and their telling. Our purpose is to
encourage the use of this influential and effective educational tool by
educators, rabbis, parents, and students alike, in all areas of formal and
informal education.
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https://traditiononline.org/making-the-bible-come-to-life-biblical-archaeology-and-the-teaching-of-tanakh-in-jewish-schools/https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/4599
Citation
Schram, Peninnah. (Winter 2008). The Voice is the Messenger of the Heart: Shared Stories Still Work Best. Tradition 37(4): 5-37.
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