Teaching; Teacher

Judaism is a religion that doesn’t just encourage respect but mandates it as a religious obligation and duty—respect for one’s parents, elders, spouse, siblings, employees, even adversaries. Yet, once you step into the study hall, all reverence is left at...

This letter was addressed to an active communal Rabbi whose identity remains unknown. B”H, 11 Shvat, 5703 Greetings and blessings, This letter acknowledges receipt of your letter of Erev Rosh Chodesh Shvat and the accompanying check of five dollars for th...

A teacher must go to the student and say, “Why don’t you bother me, my student? Ask me. Speak to me.”

The real power is within. A good teacher only triggers the chain reaction.

A real teacher is one who leaves his world for the world of his student and learns from there.

The true teacher is most present in his absence.

The first step forward is to know where you are now.

Better advice from a human being that cares than an angel in heaven.

Believe in yourself as much as the One who made you believes in you.

Wisdom truly heard is new every time it is heard again.