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- Good Old Fashioned Respect
By: Cookie Schweaber-Issan, Principal Years ago, part of a parents’ job was to teach their children respect for others. Somewhere along the line, however, the job went along the wayside, and the idea of showing respect for others has almost becom...
- Education Starts and Continues at Home
Education starts and continues at home By: Adam Focht Over the last few decades, the Western World has experienced many educational reforms – some of which have included limiting the number of students per class, raising teachers’ salaries as w...
- Raising Godly Children
Raising Godly Children By Shmuel Birnbaum, Congregational Leader of Yam Ahavato, Bat Yam, Israel My wife and I have been married for 34 years. Our first of five children was born almost 32 years ago, so that means we have been parents for many year...
- Working As A Team
“To be effective educational leaders, you must display social or human skills naturally, unconsciously and consistently. Examples of interpersonal skills include communicating clearly both written and orally, establishing and maintaining cooperat...
- Training A Child in The Way He Should Go
"Training A Child in The Way He Should Go" By Cookie Schwaeber-Issan While this charge given to parents from Proverbs 22:6 is well-known, it’s not always well understood from a practical and daily aspect as to how to go about “training up a child...
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