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Join the Lookstein Center for the Second Annual Unconference on Flipping Jewish Learning at Maayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls in Teaneck NJ on June 10, 2015. Members of Lookstein's Flipped Learning in Jewish Studies cohort will present and discuss their work and anyone interested to join and present too is welcome. The unconference is free and lunch will be provided for those who pre-register.
Published: 2015
Updated: May. 21, 2015
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Following a successful pilot, The Lookstein Center and the UJA Federation of NY now invite day school educators (grades 2-12) working in NYC, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester to join the second cohort of Jewish studies teachers 'flipping' Jewish learning. Selected candidates will work collaboratively with participants from other schools to learn about and practice blended learning in general and flipped learning methodology specifically. They will refine their skills and be at the forefront to build inter-school educational learning communities.
Published: 2014
Updated: May. 07, 2014
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It seems strange to be writing a post about the end of the snow day while digging out from 2 more inches of snow after missing school this past Thursday and Friday to an epic snow storm on the eastern seaboard of the United States, with 2 snow days the week before, and 2-4 more inches of snow expected in my neck of the woods for this Monday night into Tuesday. Ughhhhh! No, climate change will not mean the end of snow in my part of the world. If anything, climatologists are predicting storms to become more extreme in the future. The snow day is alive and well. However, through the widespread adoption of interactive technology, the snow day no longer has to be a missed school day.
Published: 2014
Updated: Mar. 05, 2014
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Tzvi Pittinsky of the Frisch School recently shared with his blog readers a unique approach to Talmud studies in Frisch's iPad equipped classes – The Flipped Beit Midrash. Based on the 'flipped classroom' approach, Talmud teachers produce short videos on the new Talmud material which are then studied by hevruta pairs in the Beit Midrash on their iPads in preparation for the in-depth lesson which follows in the classroom.
Published: 2013
Updated: Jan. 22, 2014
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The Lookstein Center and the UJA Federation of NY invite educators working in New York City, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties to learn to develop and implement an exciting new educational paradigm that will empower your students, help focus teacher instruction, provide increased opportunities for differentiation of instruction, and engage students using blended learning methodologies.
Published: 2013
Updated: May. 20, 2013