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This limmud explores how recognizing the inherent struggles and imperfections of human nature can shape the way we understand, support, and relate to our students.

This limmud explores the courage to step beyond our comfort zones and take initiative in the face of uncertainty. We trust that Hashem will give us the strength to move forward. 

This limmud explores the courage to step beyond our comfort zones and take initiative in the face of uncertainty. We trust that Hashem will give us the strength to move forward.

October 7th This limmud uses Ishay Ribo’s Porchim LeShuvam to reflect on October 7th, exploring the pain and lessons of the past two years while asking what we hope will grow, heal, and bloom in its aftermath. 

 פרשת  בראשית Parshat Bereishit begins with the creation of the world over six days, culminating in the creation of Adam and Chava. They  are placed in Gan Eden, but after eating from the Eitz Haadaat they are expelled. The parsha continues with Kayin killing his brother Hevel, followed by the generations that descend from Adam. […]

מהכרה לתפילה/ פרשת בראשית This limmud explores how recognizing the value of what we have can transform the way we experience gratitude, recognize our needs, and daven for what we are missing. 

Printable cards to give out to students/participants to: 1) prepare for parnasut 2) encourage deeper questions 3) gauge the appropriate level of openness

Az Nidbiru Back to school · Elul 5786 · Full articles In this issue Min HaSadeh: What We Are Learning About the Impact of Lifnai Vlifnim → Living as a Jew – A New Lev Hashavua Series →   Min HaSadeh – Learning from the Field What We Are Learning About the Impact of Lifnai […]

What is the role of yiraah in Avodat Hashem and the Yamim Noraim? This issue of Lifnim Vlachutz includes a symposium, learning activities and ways to enhance the tefillot of the Yamim Noraim.

לימוד לתחילת השנה Through this לימוד  educators reflect on what it means to see their “world” in their lifetime, cultivate wisdom and joy, radiate Torah, and learn and grow throughout the school year.

ברכת התורה Every morning, we say Birchot HaTorah before we learn Torah. But what do we want from our Torah learning? But what are we actually asking for? Understanding? Good grades? Cover ground? This limmud invites us to slow down and look carefully at the words we say every morning and to think about what […]

Each person is uniquely created with strengths and weaknesses for a specific divine mission, and must cultivate humility and self-belief  and self-confidence in order to recognize their worth and fulfill their purpose at this moment in time.