Jael Goldstein (she/her/hers) holds dual Master's degrees in Education and Jewish Studies and Hebrew and Judaic Studies from NYU, where she studied as a Jim Joseph Fellow. At NYU, her coursework focused on Jewish texts and Teaching and Learning, including completion of a Capstone project exploring the theory and practice of the chevruta learning model.

As an undergraduate, Jael attended the Barnard College and Jewish Theological Seminary Double Degree Program, where she earned degrees in American Studies and Talmud and Rabbinics, respectively.

Jael has taught in a variety of informal, experiential, and Jewish Day School settings. Currently, she teaches Elementary Judaic Studies at the Milton Gottesman Jewish Day School of the Nation's Capital, tutors Bnei Mitzvah students, and writes slightly-Seussian Torah Rhymes.

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