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Call for Papers/Articles

for

The Jewish Educator, published by NewCAJE

The Jewish Educator is a peer reviewed journal in the field of Jewish
Education. It  accepts academic papers and book reviews for possible
inclusion and, in addition articles based on a theme. In 2012 we are
looking for 500-1000 words on the theme :



 * *

* KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST EDUCATIONAL ISSUES WITH *

 HOT TOPICS IN JEWISH EDUCATION:

WHAT ARE THE ISSUES AND QUESTIONS DRIVING YOUR WORK

IN JEWISH EDUCATION AND YOUR LEARNING TODAY?


Both young professionals and experienced educators  working in the field of
education have at least one "hot topic" that keeps popping up in his or her
work. Recently, a group of Young Professionals listed such twenty questions
and each was unique to the person asking.
  *Here's a sample of their questions to stimulate your thinking:*

   - What is the place of experiential education in a more formal setting?
   - What is my relationship to God and does it matter to my teaching?
   - How do I make Tefillah engaging?
   - What is the intersection of advocacy and Jewish education?
   - How can my school introduce meaningful aspects of Jewish practice to
   student whose families are not engaged themselves?
   - How can I create and sustain an educational institution?
   - How can we move the Jewish community toward social justice for all?



Write about your questions. Use the following as guidelines to inform your
writing if you are a young professional
.

   - What is your question, issue, or area of concern? Why is this your
   question? What's personal about it?


   - What was the concern that brought this issue/question to your plate?
   Why does it matter to you?
   - Does finding a definitive answer matter to Jewish education?  To your
   practice of it? Why?
   - How will having an answer change your work in Jewish education?
   - How does your question relate to the big picture of Jewish education?
   - What would it take to answer your question? Do you think there IS
   ONE answer?
   - Is there a solution or set of solutions that would permanently answer
   the question/solve the issue?
   - Is the problem and/or its solution based in education, society, or
   both?
   - Is this a new issue or an evolution of an old problem?
   - How would your generation address this differently than previous
   generations?


Use the following questions to inform your writing if you are a seasoned
professional:

   - Did you have a question, issue, or problem earlier in your career that
   you tried to address?
   - What did you accomplish in that quest?
   - What did you learn about Jewish education, finding solutions, etc., in
   the pursuit of answers to your questions?
   - If you failed, what did you learn from that experience?
   - What were the barriers to success you encountered in your quest?
   - Do you still hold the same question today and do you still find it
   engaging?
   - Do you have a new question, observation, problem to solve that you are
   working on today?
   - How would you approach it today as opposed to earlier in your career?
   - What questions would you like to see other people address in order to
   improve the field?
   - What advice do you have for others trying to make change in Jewish
   education?



Submission address:
Please send your essays of 500 - 1000 words on hot topics to
[email protected] for consideration.
Academic papers and book reviews are not limited in length and can be
submitted to [email protected]  Please include an abstract of 50 words.

Submission Deadlines:

*To be considered for Bonim or Manhigim Leadership Fellows at NewCAJE3:
June 8,2012
For all others: July 15, 2012
* *
*Eligibility to Submit:*
*Anyone involved in the transmission of Jewish education and culture. Lay
leaders are encouraged to write in addition to professionals in the fields
of Jewish education. *
* The NewCAJE3 conference will begin on August 5, 2012 in Montclair New
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For a sample of The Jewish Educator:
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