News & Events
CASJE Releases 2017 RFP for Research That Will Influence the Practice of Jewish Education
July 17, 2017
CASJE releases a request for proposal (RFP) for the 2017 Small Grants Program. They seek proposals for research that can make a different in Jewish education.
CASJE Welcomes Charles “Chip” Edelsberg, Ph.D., to Advisory Board
June 12, 2017
Dr. Chip Edelsberg, founding executive director of the Jim Joseph Foundation, joins the Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education Advisory Board.
Reflecting on CASJE’s 2017 Emerging Scholars Seminar - Scott Aaron
May 15, 2017
Scott Aaron reflects on his experience as a participant and mentee in the CASJE-sponsored Emerging Scholars Seminar at the 2017 NRJE Conference.
New Project Will Explore How Jewish Early Childhood Education Can be a Gateway for Ongoing Involvement in Jewish Life
April 20, 2017
CASJE commissioned a new Child Trends project with a team from Brandeis University for major study on engaging Jewish families with young Jewish children.
Reflecting on CASJE’s 2017 Emerging Scholars Seminar - Matt Williams
March 27, 2017
PhD candidate, Matt Williams, reflects on his experience as a participant in the CASJE Emerging Scholar Seminar at the 2017 NRJE Conference.
Creating a Pedagogical Vision for Tanakh Education
February 5, 2017
Dr. Ziva Hassenfeld discusses a vision of pedagogy for Tanakh education and shares an upcoming two-day event to discuss this topic.
The 3 Things That Make or Break a Jewish Day School
December 5, 2016
A new study of Jewish day school leaders highlights three distinct practices that school leaders themselves articulate as necessary for success.
Second Hebrew Language Literature Review Explores How Language Learning Influences Identity, Relationships with Community
November 13, 2016
The second Hebrew Literature review examines how foreign language acquisition relates to learners’ identity development and their relationships.