Introduction

Helena Miller, Lisa Grant, Alex Pomson

1-5

Analytic philosophy of education and Jewish education

The road not taken

Barry Chazan

11-27

Community engagement

the challenge of connecting Jewish schools to the wider community

Helena Miller

29-45

Culture

restoring culture to Jewish cultural education

Zvi Bekerman, Sue Rosenfeld

47-62

Curriculum development

what we can learn from international curricula

Roberta Louis Goodman, Jan Katzew

63-81

Curriculum integration in Jewish day schools

the search for coherence

Mitchel Malkus

83-97

Gender and Jewish education

"why doesn't this feel so good?"

Tova Hartman, Tamar Miller

99-116

Historiography of American Jewish education

a case for guarded optimism

Jonathan Krasner

117-141

Janush Korczak's life and legacy for Jewish education

Marc Silverman

143-161

Jewish identities

educating for multiple and moving targets

Stuart Z. Charmé, Tali Zelkowicz

163-181

Jewish identity and Jewish education

the Jewish identity space and its contribution to research and practice

Gabriel Horenczyk, Hagit Hacohen Wolf

183-201

Jewish identity

who you knew affects how you Jew—the impact of Jewish networks in childhood upon adult Jewish identity

Steven M. Cohen, Judith Veinstein

203-218

Jewish thought for Jewish education

sources and resources

Jonathan Cohen

219-235

Philosophy of Jewish education

some thoughts

Michael Rosenak

237-246

Planning for Jewish education in the twenty-first century

toward a new praxis

Jonathan S. Woocher

247-265

Pluralism in Jewish education

Bryan Conyer

267-284

Post modernism paradoxes

after enlightenment – Jewish education and the paradoxes of post modernism

Hanan A. Alexander

285-300

Spirituality

the spiritual child and Jewish childhood

Michael J. Shire

301-318

Visions in Jewish education

Daniel Pekarsky

319-333

Art

educating with art without ruining it

Robbie Gringras

339-354

Arts and Jewish day school education in north America

Ofra A. Backenroth

355-372

Bible

teaching the bible in our times

Barry W. Holtz

373-388

Environment

Jewish education as if the planet mattered

Eilon Schwartz

389-406

Havruta

what do we know and what can we hope to learn from studying in havruta?

Élie Holzer, Orit Kent

407-417

Hebrew language in Israel and the diaspora

Nava Nevo, Daniel Verbov

419-440

History

issues in the teaching and learning of Jewish history

Benjamin M. Jacobs, Yona Shem-Tov

441-460

Holocaust education

Simone Schweber

461-478

Israel education

purposes and practices

Alick Isaacs

479-496

Israel travel education

Scott Copeland

497-513

Jewish peoplehood education

David Mittelberg

515-539

Life cycle education

the power of tradition, ritual, and transition

Howard Deitcher

541-559

Other religions in Jewish education

Michael Gillis

561-579

Talmud

making a case for talmud pedagogy—the talmud as an educational model

Marjorie Lehman, Jane Kanarek

581-596

Technology

the digital revolution that is shaping twenty-first-century Jewish education—a fleeting snapshot from the first decade

Brian Amkraut

597-614

Travel as a Jewish educational tool

Erik H. Cohen

615-631

Travel

"location location location" – a practitioner's perspectives on diaspora Jewish travel

Jeremy Leigh

633-649

Academic Jewish studies in North America

Judith R. Baskin

657-668

Adult Jewish learning

the landscape

Lisa Grant, Diane Tickton Schuster

669-689

Congregational schools

Isa Aron

691-712

Day schools in the liberal sector

challenges and opportunities at the intersection of two traditions of Jewish schooling

Alex Pomson

713-728

Day schools in the orthodox sector – a shifting landscape

Shani Bechhofer

729-747

Early childhood education

Michael Ben-Avie, Ilene Vogelstein, Roberta Louis Goodman

749-765

Experiential Jewish education

reaching the tipping point

David Bryfman

767-784

Gender

shifting from "evading" to "engaging"––gender issues and Jewish adolescents

Shira D. Epstein

785-803

Informal education

the decisive decade – how informal Jewish education was transformed in its relationship with Jewish philanthropy

Joseph Reimer

805-823

Intermarriage

connection, commitment, and community

Evie Levy Rotstein

825-841