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The three research papers included in this suite share a number of obvious features, as well as some others that may be less obvious. The most obvious common feature is that all three articles are studies of the teaching of Bible. And all three study the teaching of Bible within Jewish educational settings, at least in part. Cousens, Morrison, and Fendrick study a Reform adult Jewish educational program. Tanchel studies a pluralistic Jewish high school. My own article offers a comparison of teaching by one instructor in two different settings, an adult Jewish educational program and a nonsectarian university.
Published: 2008
Updated: Mar. 26, 2008
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Introduction to Volume 74, Issue 1 -The papers in this issue of the journal take us deep into university classrooms and into a variety of Jewish settings in which Bible is taught and take us abroad to the Former Soviet Union (FSU) where Jewish learning for women is just taking hold. The authors study their own practice and the practice of others to give us the kinds or deep insights that can sophisticate our understanding of Jewish education and thereby improve its practice.
Published: 2008
Updated: Mar. 25, 2008