The future of the past: On creating meaningful Jewish memories for our students
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Book chapter
Abstract
Dannie Epstein Grajower a"h was a teacher who understood and
modelled all four points I consider indispensable for success as a
Jewish educator. 1) Jewish tradition mattered to her. Personally. A
lot. 2) She understood and appreciated the uniqueness of each of her
students and treated them accordingly. 3) She taught in innovative
and creative ways. 4) Feelings and experiences were at the heart of
her teaching, in addition to texts and book knowledge.
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https://www.academia.edu/49076105/Jacob_J_Schacter_The_Future_of_the_Past_On_Creating_Meaningful_Jewish_Memories_for_our_Students_in_Isaac_Rice_ed_Alei_Deshe_Thoughts_on_Jewish_Education_in_Memory_of_Dannie_Grajower_z_l_Jerusalem_Urim_Publications_2021_92_108https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/9070
Citation
Schacter, “ J. J. (2021). The future of the past: On creating meaningful Jewish memories for our students (pp. 94-111).. In I. Rice, (Ed.) Alei Deshe: Thoughts on Jewish education in memory of Dannie Grajower z”l (pp. 92-108).
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