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Great day of learning with Judi Morosohk from The Efshar Project. Weaving our own journeys through Jewish values and our work as professionals in Bay Area Jewish ECE settings!![]()
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Thank you to all the educators who dedicated this day to professional development and to the @peninsulajcc for hosting us. ![]()
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Great tour of the @pjccpreschool and learning with colleagues. ![]()
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Last fall Jewish LearningWorks marked 125 years of training and supporting Jewish educators. Our work has taken many forms through the years - but what has remained a constant is our belief that any child’s experience is only as good as the role models they encounter at school, at camp, in teen programs, and in other Jewish spaces and places. ![]()
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Whether times are easy or hard, whether our community is unified or divided, Jewish LearningWorks reaches out to the educators, administrators, and helpers across the Bay Area’s Jewish education ecosystem, and empowers them to tend to the rest of us. ![]()
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View the impact of our work in 2023-2024 jewishlearning.works/impact24/ 👏👏👏