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Magazine Feature
Children won’t always be happy with their schools. Schools won’t always be happy with our children. When and how should a parent get involved?

By Malky Lowinger

Magazine Feature
Today, new methods, technology, and cutting-edge research offer new hope — and the promise of a meaningful future for children with autism

By Machla Abramovitz

Make It Work
Have you always had a desire to teach? Five careers that allow you to pursue your passion for education out of the classroom

By Miriam Milstein

Dreamscapes
I wanted to give the newfound clarity I’d received to others in similar situations: the regular, not-at-risk girls who just didn’t know the richness they were missing

By Elisheva Appel

Family Tempo
“But here’s the thing. We need this to go over well. Very well. And that’s not going to happen with a principal out for surgery”

By Faigy Schonfeld

Musings
There lay the most wonderful gift I could ever have imagined, far better than any nosh or stickers or even a lolly

By Ellen Milstein

Center Stage
Rina stared at her for a moment, as she struggled over how to respond. Part of her was screeching to call out Gabriella on her chutzpah

By Gila Arnold

The Gatekeeper's Daughter
“Look, Morta. I don’t know what your problem is, but you’re poking up the wrong chimney. I have no money. None at all”

By Esther Teichtal

EndNote
Yigal Calek’s classic ‘Chamol al Maasecha’

By Riki Goldstein

LifeTakes
I smile at the A+, but why, why did I pick some relative stranger in a far-off town as the object of my 15-year-old admiration?

By Rochel (Grunewald) Samet

Off the Couch
“I can’t promise to forgive you for wasting my time”

By Jacob L. Freedman MD

Normal Like Me
Maybe he ought to get those boys back together and start giving darbouka lessons again. He had all their phone numbers… he would call them

By Ruti Kepler

Second Thoughts
Learning frum fundamentals from a nonreligious non-Jew

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Shared Space
The thought of Wagner standing off to the side, whispering little pieces of landlord advice, didn’t thrill Kivi. Yet how could he say no to his oldest, closest friend?

By Dov Haller