Teaching Jewish Education, MS

Overview

The Master of Science in Teaching Jewish Education program is designed to prepare aspiring and current educators with the knowledge, skills, and pedagogical tools needed to teach effectively in Jewish educational settings. Grounded in both Jewish studies and contemporary educational theory, the program equips students to create meaningful, engaging, and developmentally appropriate learning experiences for diverse student populations. Through a combination of coursework and practical training, students gain a deep understanding of instructional strategies, classroom management, and the integration of Jewish values and content into their teaching.

Please note: EDU 5010 Educational Psychology and Jewish Learning is a prerequisite for the Master’s program that can be taken through Azrieli either before enrollment or during the first semester in the program. Students may opt out of this requirement with any Intro to Psychology fulfillment from an accredited university

Requirements (30 credits)

Core Courses

EDU 5070Promoting Jewish Values

3

EDU 5120Models of Teaching I

3

EDU 5121Models of Teaching II

3

EDU 5140Curriculum and Assessment

3

EDU 5551PEP I Professional Enhancement I

3

EDU 5552PEP II Professional Enhancement II

3

EDU 5700Portfolio

EDU 5816Big Ideas in Contemporary Jewish Education

3

Electives

Complete 3 EDU Content area courses

9