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Toward an Orthodox Community that is More Responsive to People with Special Needs |
Blas, Howard |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
94-107 |
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A Peculiar Point in Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch's Essays on Education |
Resnick, Elliot |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
108-112 |
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The Limits of the Orthodox Classroom |
Unterman, Yael |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
86-93 |
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Thou Shalt Not Oppress the Ger |
Anonymous |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
139-146 |
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Steal this Book: Jewish Literature in the Yeshiva World |
Cappell, Ezra |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
57-76 |
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An Educational Manifesto |
Nataf, Francis |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
77-85 |
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Toward a Halakhic-Humanist Worldview: Recovering a Lost Vision |
Gottlieb, Mark |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
9-14 |
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A Philosophical-Ideological Platform for Modern Orthodox Education |
Sokolow, Moshe |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
5-8 |
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The Condition of Modern Orthodox Education |
Wagner, Richard |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
1-4 |
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Homework: Helpful or Hurtful? |
Nussbaum, Elana Beth |
Spring 2009/5769 |
4 |
136-138 |
