Basil Henriques and boys’ club work. Basil Henriques’ exploration of boys’ club work provided several generations of workers with a framework for practice. We examine his vision and his contribution to youth work. Contents: introduction · · conclusion · further reading and references · links · how to cite this article Basil Lucs Quixano Henriques …
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The philosophy of informal Jewish education
Barry Chazan explores the meaning of informal Jewish education and examines its significance for contemporary Jewish life. He argues that informal Jewish education is not confined to a place or a methodology but rather is a well-defined philosophy of how people should be educated, what the goals of Jewish education are, and what its contents …
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A response to Barry Chazan: the philosophy of informal Jewish education
Joseph Reimer raises some important questions about Barry Chazan’s important exploration of informal Jewish education. contents: introduction · back to dewey: experience and education · conclusion · how to cite this article Barry Chazan has taken the lead over the past decade in articulating a coherent definition of the domain of informal Jewish education. For …
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Lily Montagu, girl’s work and youth work
Lily Montagu, girl’s work and youth work. Lily Montagu (1873-1963) was one of the founders of the National Organization of Girls Clubs (now Youth Clubs UK) and a key figure in the development of Jewish youth work. A short biography prepared by Jean Spence. Lily Montagu, (1873-1963), belonged to a wealthy and well connected Anglo-Jewish …