A social-learning course where students grapple with case studies and texts, with the option for the instructor to serve more as a moderator than instructor.
Family Royalty
Parents. There is nothing colorless about that word. For each of us, the term conjures up a personal variety of emotions and reactions, memories, and meanings. Many of us are excited about the prospect of being parents, but we are somewhat lost when it comes to facing our own parents. In this lesson, we strive to uncover traditional Jewish perspectives regarding this matter. What are appropriate ways of expressing gratitude towards one’s parents? And are all parents deserving of their children’s gratitude?
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