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Education Fair Teacher Training Opportunities
Workshops
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Excellence Grants
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Conferences Israel
Opportunities
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Colleges & Institutes
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CAJE offers teachers a variety of opportunities
for professional development on both a local and national level.
Education
Fair
Over 200 teachers participate in the annual education fair that is held for Hebrew school and religious school educators. Workshops, networking sessions, and opportunities for text exploration provide new and experienced teachers with additional information and skills.
Jewish Education Fair 2008
Sunday November 2
8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Held at United Hebrew Congregation
13788 Conway Road
2008 Jewish Educators' Fair Brochure (PDF File)
2008 Teen Educators' Fair Flyer (PDF File)
TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM CREDIT:
If you are a teacher in a St. Louis area religious and/or Hebrew school, you have the opportunity to receive credit leading to professional certification, by attending a wide variety of Jewish educational programs. Read more>>
Contact Michelle Brooks for more information.
The Jewish Education Fair 2008 is sponsored by CAJE in cooperation with
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Each year we strive to bring you the very best presenters and topics to instruct and inspire you in your classroom. As you look over the workshop selections, consider taking a workshop with a topic that is new to you, or with a presenter that is new to you.
You may already be enrolled in the Teacher Certification Program and if so, we will be delighted to help you fulfil a requirement so you can quickly earn a cash arrival bonus.
Most important, enjoy this gift of a day of learning — it was created for you! It will replenish your creative wellspring and your students will reap direct benefits from your efforts.
For more information, contact Michelle Brooks at (314) 442-3774.
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Teacher Training Opportunities
In-service Teacher Training is offered through programs such as the Teacher Certification Program. Recognizing the depth of the need for teacher training, the CAJE provides additional training opportunities such as: on-site teacher training at schools, training and consultation for educational directors, and mentoring program.
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"Teaching Jewish Literature" Series
This series is taught by Professor Howard Schwartz.
Please join us for the following sessions:
| DATE |
TOPIC |
RSVP BY |
| August 26 |
Rabbinic Texts |
August 21 |
| September 16 |
Kabbalistic Texts |
September 11 |
| October 28 |
Medieval Jewish Folklore |
October 23 |
| November 18 |
Hassidic Texts |
November 13 |
| December 16 |
Modern Jewish Literature |
December 11 |
- Teachers are encouraged to attend any number of sessions at no charge.
- Participants will receive 1/2 TCP Judaic credit per session.
- All classes are held on Tuesday evenings from 7-8 p.m. at Congregation Kol Am, 1023 Chesterfield Parkway East, Chesterfield, Missouri 63017.
- RSVP to Ronni Kaminski at Congregation Kol Am, 636-519-0082 or kolam@sbcglobal.net. Please leave an email address and mailing address so that we can send you the materials to be read prior to each session.
View or download this flyer.
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Workshops
Through funds from the Teacher Certification Program and
the Professional Excellence Grants, workshops are offered throughout
the year to congregational teachers. CAJE also assists with the
coordination of in-service teacher training for local educators.
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Professional
Excellence Grants
Through funds from the Commission on Reform Jewish Education, Reform
congregations host teacher in-service programs. Such opportunities
include: workshops on curriculum development, scholar-in residence
programs, mentoring programs, and CAJE Conference stipends.
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National
Conferences
National Conferences – Every year, a group of educators from
St. Louis attends national training opportunities such as the CAJE
Conference and the Consortium for Jewish Family Life.
Next year the National CAJE Conference (Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education) will be held in Vermont. For more information, contact your Education Director or Michelle Brooks at (314) 442-3774.
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Israel
Opportunities
Funding is available to assist teachers to participate in Israel
conferences.
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National
Colleges and Institutes
Every year, a group of educators from St. Louis attends national
training opportunities such as CAJE Conference and the Consortium for Jewish Family Life.
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Contact
Us
For more information on CAJE programs and resources for teachers,
contact Michelle Brooks, Director of School Services, at (314) 442-3774.
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