Bachelor [Jewish Studies - Jewish Education] From Yeshiva University

Will learn how to create a climate of kedusha that reflects the importance of the study

Will learn to be a professional educator, one who reflects on her teaching practice and seeks to grow. Develop a professional demeanor

Will gain specific content knowledge in Bible, Jewish History, Prayer, Halakha and Oral Law. Beyond the basic requirements for Judaic studies required of all Stern students, Jewish Education Majors take an additional fifteen credits to add to their subject area knowledge. They will be able to apply their subject area knowledge in creating engaging lessons that address the diverse needs of their students

Will learn to plan and implement whole class and small group instruction using theories of curriculum as they specifically apply to Judaic studies. Learns how to plan lessons and activities appropriate for the discipline with clear objectives and goals. Learns to incorporate technology in a way that enhances the learning. Learn how to create appropriate assessment

Will learn how to individualize the learning for each student, while working within the community of the classroom

Will apply their content knowledge and pedagogical knowledge to actual classroom experiences through fieldwork observations and student teaching. Seminars help students reflect on the experience and deepen their understanding.