Rabbi Englander’s advice for parenting is a switch in mindset that is so fresh and enlightening. Rabbi Englander is all about empowerment and positivity, creating that culture in the home and at school. Rabbi Englander is very genuine and real, showing his personal areas of struggle and regret, which was inspiring to see. Rabbi Englander addresses a myriad of topics, like the importance of not parenting by a rule book, the need to step back and let children figure things out for themselves, an interesting take on tuition, and how there is no "crisis", separating the action from the child, and much more.
Rabbi Adam Englander is head of school at the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach (HALB) in Woodmere, New York. He previously served at the Katz Hillel Day School of Boca Raton for 12 years as a principal and head of school, and as a rebbe and student activities director at HAFTR High School. His areas of expertise include student and teacher motivation and coaching others to achieve their personal best.

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6. Rabbi Adam Englander - Parenting with Positivity and Empowerment

We are all Jewish educators, whether professionally, or personally in our own homes. Whether you chose to be an educator by profession or not, we are all Jewish educators. Day in and day out, in our own homes, we are educating our children on what it means to be a Jew, what it means to be a good person. The goal of the podcast is to provide listeners with practical advice and guidance from masters in the chinuch world, who have tremendous amount of experience in educating children and teens alike, to help parents and teachers navigate everyday life in an inspired way. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeducation/support

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This week we focus on teens in the high school years with an extremely seasoned educator, Rabbi Eliezer Rubin. This episode is an absolute must listen, because of Rabbi Rubin's vast vas wisdom and insight into the teenage years, for both parents and educators. 
You will learn about:

 A new challenge with parenting teens.
 A fundamental approach towards parenting teens.
  A fascinating take on the difference between 9/10 and 11/12th graders
  How to deal with defiance, apathy, Tefillah and so much more at this age. 

Rabbi Rubin has so many years of experience, and this experience shows throughout this episode, especially at 1 hour 13 min in, with an extremely important take within parenting. I am so excited to share this episode with you, and can’t wait to hear your feedback.
Rabbi Rubin began his career in Israel, where he studied at Yeshivat Mercaz HaRav before receiving semicha from the Chief Rabbinate of Israel. In addition to teaching many young men and women at Israeli yeshivot and seminaries for their gap year, he served as an officer in Tzahal and as Chaplain of the renowned 13th Brigade (Golani).
Rabbi Eliezer Rubin is currently the Head of School at The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy/Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School in Livingston, NJ, as well as the principal of the high school.
Prior to leading JKHA/RKYHS, Rabbi Rubin enjoyed an 18-year-long career at the Ramaz School, where he served as Headmaster of both the Lower and Middle Schools, as well as Dean of the Upper School—a distinction that is exceedingly rare in Jewish or secular education. At Congregation Kehillat Jeshurun, his Shabbat shiurim and other lectures routinely attracted scores of enthusiastic teens and adults from all parts of Manhattan. Rabbi Rubin earned two Masters degrees, one in Administration and Leadership from New York University, as well as a Masters in Jewish Studies from Touro College

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36. S.2 Episode 3 - Rabbi Eliezer Rubin - High School

In this second episode of season two, we focus on Lower School/Middle School children.
In this episode, you will learn:

 How to deal with technology impacting our children
 How to children in this stage develop their middos
 How parents can help children of this age develop a relationship with Hashem
 Best practices of discipline

and much more!
Rabbi Chaim Hagler is the head of school of Yeshivat Noam, one of the premiere yeshiva day schools in Paramus New Jersey.
If you have a parenting question, please call our new parenting hotline 833-737-1293.
A reminder to follow the new Instagram @TheJewsNextDor and on Twitter @YairMenchel

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35. S.2 Episode 2 - Rabbi Chaim Hagler - Lower School/Middle School

In this new season of JEDucation, each episode will focus on a different age/stage. As such, in this first episode of season two, we focus on toddler/daycare aged children. 
In this episode, you will learn:

 How to facilitate individual expression in your toddlers
 How to build their confidence
 How to get toddlers excited about Judaism

and much more!
Rabbi Levi Neubort is the Executive Director of Anshei Lubavitch, a popular daycare in Fair-lawn, New Jersey.
If you have a parenting question, please call our new parenting hotline 833-737-1293.


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34. Season Two: Episode 1 - Rabbi Levi Neubort - Parenting Toddler/Daycare aged children

In this episode we give you the Spark notes on the whole season, discussing one favorite takeaway from each episode, to help concretize and sum up all of the amazing advice we learned over this past year.
Looking forward to season two which will be divided by ages, looking at the different developmental stages of children and how that effects our parenting of them.
To sponsor an episode, please reach out at JEDucationpodcast@gmail.com or via our website JEDucation.org

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33. Season Finale - Our favorite tips from season one

Did you know that that the most important thing you can do as a parent has nothing to do with how you interact with your children, but rather how you interact with your spouse? Rabbi Dr. Yosef Lynn, a marriage and performance coach, who has authored books on marriage and parenting, explains that he has given many classes on chinuch, and they all sound like shalom bayis classes, because when the marriage is healthy, strong and growing, what that does for children is huge.
Check out more about Rabbi Dr. Lynn at https://www.yoseflynn.com/
Enjoy!

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6. Rabbi Adam Englander - Parenting with Positivity and Empowerment

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