Judaism, Jewish Teens, and Today's World

"Creativity is a renewable resource, one that’s universally, if not evenly, distributed. We don’t decide how much we get, but it’s up to each of us—and the nation as a whole—to tap what’s there."

Since the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement got its start in 2005, the decision to schedule an appearance in Israel has been become a difficult one for popular recording artists.

Evernote is great but it's not the only choice for productivity and todo lists. Here are some upandcoming apps to suit all personalities from the type...

How can organizations aimed at putting an end to child abuse send a message to children without also tipping off adults? It might be as simple as creating an ad that only children can see.

Search Volunteer Opportunities for Teens Across the Nation. Volunteen Nation provides volunteer listings and resources for youth interested in service.

As early as spring 2015, ACT college admissions exams will be available digitally, the tests' provider said Monday, allowing students to see their results within minutes, not weeks.

According to a new World Health Organization report, Israeli children spend more time daily on the internet than those of any other country in the world.

Humanities majors can take advantage of the hiring boom in the tech industry by learning how to code. Here are four ways to make that happen.

  A while back, I was listening to a televised lecture by Joseph Telushkin on Shalom TV about the differences between Jewish and American Law. To greatly paraphrase him, Jewish law is about ta...

The Los Angeles Times reported that California is coping, almost feverishly it seems, with new measures that require students to turn in digital devices before taking standardized tests. "The proli...

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The world’s 1.5 billion Muslims don’t all think alike.

The Los Angeles Times reported that California is coping, almost feverishly it seems, with new measures that require students to turn in digital devices before taking standardized tests. "The proli...

At The Jewish Education Project, we connect forward-thinking educators and volunteer leaders in order to spark new ideas and approaches to Jewish education.

The proliferation of cellphones and their potential use for cheating has prompted heightened security measures on this year's administration of standardized tests in California schools.

The Guardian has reported that, in the last two months alone, Facebook has lost over nine million users in the US and more than two million users in the UK.

Some assume that if teens don't use traditional social media outlets, they aren’t using it at all. That’s just not accurate.