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ATID is pleased to present this collection of
research projects, which were completed by the inaugural year of ATID Fellows in June
1999. It is the product of serious work and thinking on their part, and we are proud
to make it available to the community of Jewish educators in Israel and abroad who are,
like us, concerned with the future direction of our communal enterprise. We feel that the
research undertaken by the ATID Fellows represents a serious contribution toward
understanding some of the crucial issues that Jewish education is facing. These projects
are the outgrowth of the pilot program that was conducted in 1998-99. Although the
starting point for each piece of research was “Challenges and Issues in the Teaching
and Study of Tanakh” the reader can see that each Fellow, accompanied by a senior
educator serving as a mentor, took his or her work in a unique direction.
The ATID faculty and Fellows look forward to your responses to these papers, and
hope that they will serve as the beginning of ongoing conversations about these matters
and others.
[Note: To download/view Hebrew articles Hebrew enabled Word will be required.]
 ATID
Projects 1998-99
Directions to download a Word(.doc) file
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