Human nature is such that we feel the need to respond and defend our positions when we have been criticized. Knee-jerk reactions are common, particularly
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Registration for Summer 2017 Continues as Limited Spots Remain (Sponsored by Camp Yagilu) Based in the heart of the Catskills at Camp Mogen Av in
Teaneck—MRD Education Technology, a Teaneck-based consultancy servicing schools and businesses, announces The Chrome-Powered Classroom, a live, three-hour course designed to arm teachers of students in
As we turn from Windsor onto Churchill on a day when the sun is shining brilliantly we cannot help but notice and remark to each
There comes a time in every sefer’s life when you ask, “Should I bind this?” Except with bentchers. I guess staples hold. For some people,
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When speaking with Teaneck resident and children’s book author Andria Warmflash Rosenbaum about her career, it is impossible not to think of the beloved children’s
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