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IN WASHTENAW COUNTY - Washtenaw Jewish News

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JEWiSh CuLturAL SChooL<br />

See Congregations, <strong>Jewish</strong> Cultural Society<br />

JLi - JEWiSh LEArninG inStitutE<br />

Chabad House, 715 Hill Street 48104<br />

tel: 99-LEARN (995-3276)<br />

Rabbi Aharon Goldstein, instructor<br />

Presented in synchrony in 350 cities<br />

nationwide and around the world, <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Learning Institute classes are presented<br />

locally by specially trained educators,<br />

including Ann Arbor Chabad House Rabbi<br />

Aharon Goldstein. Since its inception in<br />

1998, JLI programs have been attended<br />

by nearly 40,000 people, and hundreds of<br />

thousands of others join in electronically<br />

through JLI on-line message boards and<br />

Internet based channels. More than 80<br />

people in Ann Arbor have participated in<br />

the 14 JLI classes offered since 2006. An<br />

additional three classes will be held in<br />

the next 12 months, with two sessions<br />

each per week.<br />

KEShEt Ann ArBor<br />

milka@umich.edu<br />

Milka Eliav, program director<br />

Keshet is an academic program for high<br />

school student, offering the opportunity to<br />

take Hebrew classes to fulfill the Foreign<br />

Language requirement, and receive high<br />

school credit as if it was any other high<br />

school class at their school. At Keshet,<br />

students meet twice a week for a total<br />

of four hours and study Modern Hebrew<br />

with professional language instructors,<br />

some of which are also U-M lecturers.<br />

Classes are small, allowing teachers to focus<br />

on their students’ progress and lessons<br />

are dynamic and communicative.<br />

As with other academic high school<br />

courses, students are expected to complete<br />

homework, take quizzes, exams, and<br />

occasionally prepare class presentations.<br />

Attendance and participation are key. Class<br />

material is level appropriate and naturally<br />

contains cultural components such as<br />

Israeli movies, songs, newspapers and<br />

more, to make the language learning<br />

experience wholesome and well rounded.<br />

Keshet offers four levels of Hebrew, from<br />

beginners to advanced, and students come<br />

from all walks of the Ann Arbor community.<br />

Not all Keshet students take it for credit;<br />

some are there for their love of the language<br />

and their sincere interest in learning how to<br />

communicate in Hebrew. These driven teens<br />

are an integral part of classes; they attend<br />

small class sizes<br />

child-centered learning<br />

academic excellence<br />

For open houses, tours<br />

& summer camp info<br />

2015 Manchester,<br />

Ann Arbor, 48104<br />

734.971.7991<br />

www.summers-knoll.org<br />

a world to<br />

explore<br />

bright<br />

creative<br />

gifted<br />

Certified Michigan Green School<br />

serving K-5 students<br />

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