Another year of learning and growth has passed: it is time to appreciate what you have accomplished and look to the future. Sefaria's learning team is happy to offer five unique opportunities for learning and planning for the year ahead.
- Summer is the perfect time to plan your school's professional development offerings for the fall. Choose from a menu of workshops presented, free of charge, by Sefaria's learning team. From sparking student creativity to expanding access to texts, learn how Sefaria can enhance teaching and learning in your school.
- Did you miss Sefaria's learning tips on WhatsApp? Would you like to see them again or share them with colleagues? They can all be found in the Ten Sefaria Learning Tips collection.
- Check out Teach with Sefaria, a page dedicated to educators that's filled with useful tips and links. Interested in connecting with other educators using Sefaria? Join our Facebook group, The Sefaria Classroom: Where Educators Share, Ask, and Think Together.
- Sefaria will be at NewCAJE! The conference is running July 10-17. Watch our social media accounts for updates and information about Sefaria's session on July 12.
- Looking for a good read? Summer is a great time to treat yourself with a modern work from Sefaria's ever-growing library:
Tribal Lands by Tamar Weissman examines the connections between the individual natures of the sons of Jacob and the territories in the Land of Israel that each of the twelve tribes later called its own.
Panekha Avakesh (פניך אבקש) is a collection of sermons delivered in 1981-82 by the religious postmodern Israeli thinker Rav Shagar, often touching on current events in Israel during that time period.
Rereading the Rabbis: A Woman's Voice by Talmud professor Dr. Judith Hauptman analyzes the Talmud through a feminist lens.