Dr Joel Hoffman has created a simple online Hebrew letter recognition game that challenges students to compete against themselves to read with speed.
Educative Director, Maggie Duford, has introduced the Online Learning Center (OLC) into her program and reports positive responses from both students and parents.
We’ve improved access, and made the whole system run faster for the coming school year. Our goal is continuous improvement of the OLC so you can focus on your role as Jewish mentor and role model.
This winter many of us have seen our fair share of snow and snow days. Don't let a day out of class stop your students from having a day of productive learning.
As classrooms are making their way into the digital world, many are finding ways to easily connect students to school work to work around unexpected weather conditions.
According to a recent article in The New York Times, In the United States, about a third of public school districts already use laptops from school where teachers and students can worl on some assignments when they are away from school.
Here in New Jersey, Superintendent, P. Erik Gundersen from Pascack Valley Regional High School District started experimenting with virtual learning after effects from Hurricane Sandy. Like most districts, Pascack Valley minimum school days that must be met. Virtual learning offers a way to continue class work around unpredictable weather conditions.
Click here to read the full article from The New York Times.
Keep your students engaged in their Hebrew practice using The Online Learning Center from Behrman House. Your students will be able to participate in small group studies, online exercises, and content rich video games from their home. Learn more about the Online Learning Center here.
Help your students minds stay active during snow days with free online Hebrew practice available at www.behrmanhouse.com/students
