Pedagogy

Reflections on the teaching and learning of Yiddish, as well as downloadable guides, exercises, and lesson plans to use in the classroom.

Pedagogy

Introducing YiDraCor: a TEI-Encoded Corpus of Yiddish Drama

On Sunday, October 29th, DraCor released its Yiddish corpus (YiDraCor), making these Yiddish plays highly machine readable and ready out-of-the-box for computational literary study.

Pedagogy

Our Summer of Tkhines

Reflections of a rabbi and a Yiddish teacher who shared their respective areas of expertise to collaboratively teach tkhines .

Pedagogy

Reading Yiddish in Braille

I went to Google, and typed in Yiddish Braille. Hebrew Braille had been used since the mid-twentieth century, so there had to be Braille for Yiddish, right?

Pedagogy

Using Yiddish in Working with Older Adults: A Conversation

A conversation about the rewards and challenges of using Yiddish with older adults.

Pedagogy

Fishl's Yiddish Group: An Interview with Assia Azenkot

Sarah Biskowitz interviews Assia Azenkot about Fishl’s Yiddish Group.

Pedagogy

“There is always more to explore here”: A New International MA Program in Eastern European Jewish Studies at the University of Wrocław – Taught in English

This fall, the Taube Department of Jewish Studies at Wroclaw University is opening its doors to international students who don’t know Polish thanks to its International MA Program in Eastern European Jewish Studies, taught entirely in English.

Pedagogy

Writings of Destruction and Reconstruction in the Polish-Jewish Diaspora: The Case of Yankev (Jacob) Pat, Yiddish Author, Educator and Activist

This article serves as a biographical and bibliographical reference text to introduce readers to Yankev (Jacob) Pat’s life and career, with a focus on the early postwar years.

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