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5 Principles of Learning

5 Principles of Learning

There are five core principles of human learning captured in the widely quoted verse from Mishlei (Proverbs): “Educate the child according to his way: even as he grows old he will not depart from it.” (22:6).…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // October 23, 2018
Survive or Thrive?

Survive or Thrive?

Survival means we’re trying to get by.  Or it could mean what’s happening now is only serving a seemingly more important goal.  Either way, we’ve accepted some reality as a given and we’re dealing with…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // September 23, 2014
Unforbidden Fruit

Unforbidden Fruit

The other night I presented my children with a rare, sugary gift.  Ice Cream Store.  Three flavors to choose from: Mint Chocolate Chip, Cookies and Cream, and Vanilla.  And toppings from their mother’s usually inaccessible…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // December 26, 2013
The Intentional Curriculum: The 3Rs

The Intentional Curriculum: The 3Rs

1. REFLECT What are the children exploring in the classroom?  Make a list and be specific about who is doing what. Why?  What is motivating their interest?  What are they trying to figure out?  Which questions…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // December 23, 2013
The Opportunity of a Challenge

The Opportunity of a Challenge

If G-d is here with us, taking care of us, how do we explain all the challenge and hardship so many of us face? On the surface, the events in our lives and those around…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // October 15, 2013
Vulnerability: Yours or Mine?

Vulnerability: Yours or Mine?

What should we do when we encounter the shortcomings of another person? Jewish Mysticism teaches that if we respond by focusing on the negativity, then we are meant to treat the encounter like a mirror.…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // October 8, 2013
The End is Wedged in the Beginning

The End is Wedged in the Beginning

Every creation has a purpose.  When we pause and reflect on our purpose in this world — what really matters to us in life — this renewed awareness endows all our actions and decisions with…

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Posted by: Hordiner // Uncategorized // October 1, 2013

Recent Posts

  • 5 Principles of Learning October 23, 2018
  • Survive or Thrive? September 23, 2014
  • Unforbidden Fruit December 26, 2013
  • The Intentional Curriculum: The 3Rs December 23, 2013
  • The Opportunity of a Challenge October 15, 2013
  • Vulnerability: Yours or Mine? October 8, 2013
  • The End is Wedged in the Beginning October 1, 2013
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