B”H The Chanukah Story: A Character Review Everyone knows about the Chanukah story, the players, the war, the victory, and the oil. While researching for […]
Never having written about Yom Kippur before, I had some interesting reading ahead of me. The Torah, in Parshas Acharei, describes the Kohen Gadol’s service […]
Do our brains change with increased learning? I am an enthusiastic reader of Educational Neuroscience, which is the practice of applying neurology to benefit classroom instruction. […]
The Jewish year flows seamlessly from one special time to another, sometimes more obviously than others. We just left the holiday of Shavout that flowed […]
Pesach and Shavuos are intrinsically connected. Amidst the numerous Mitzvos and customs of this time of year, the connection between them can sometimes be evasive. […]
How different would our world look if society valued the cultivation of EQ (emotional quotient or emotional intelligence) as much as IQ? It is fair […]
Self Regulated Learning, Rosh Hashanah and the digital age.
While there are many fascinating areas being studied in the field of education research today, one particularly useful topic is self regulated learning. What is […]
Today, distance education is thriving worldwide – with a wide range of courses being offered in both developed and developing countries. A 2011 study from […]
