At Judaics Tutoring NYC, we facilitate personalized Jewish learning and life cycle experiences as learners explore their Jewish connections while cultivating their own unique approaches to our vast and varied textual tradition.
We work in-person in NYC and on Zoom, across the globe. We meet with curious learners of all ages and stages, one-on-one and in small groups. We work with Jewish, interfaith and multi-heritage families. We work with LGBTQIA+ families.
Every family and individual is different, and it is important to us to craft a learning experience that is uniquely meaningful to you. Some families and learners focus on exploring family history, some are more broadly interested in Jewish history, and some explore essential ethics and values.
In addition, Judaics Tutoring NYC Founder and Lead Educator, Abby Eisenberg, works specifically with families who value Jewish tradition but may not be traditionally observant or faith-based. All Jewish and interfaith families, including those who identify as humanistic, atheist, and agnostic are encouraged to forge their own unique cultural paths.
We hope that our wisdom, acceptance and experience can nurture you and our journey.
Below is a snapshot of some of our work
Year 1 – Young Learners:
In the first year of tutoring for a young learner, we often explore core Torah narratives and Jewish holiday practices. We build Hebrew skill and we may explore key Jewish prayers. We have worked with families for one year, two years, and up to seven years, shaping a learning experience for each learner’s individual learner that is highly engaging and impactful.
B-Mitzvah:
For b-mitzvah learning, we often craft traditional services with contemporary explanations, and we also work with families who seek to create uniquely modern celebratory experiences that are unique to them.
Adult Learners:
Adult learners are often eager to bolster their knowledge of Jewish text and tradition. We work with adults who wish to explore various aspects of the Jewish experience – the Torah, Hebrew Bible, Midrash, history, synagogue prayer essentials, adult b-mitzvah, and more.
Many adults, like grandparents and retirees, have time to return to Jewish tradition – each in their own way. We often work with those reconnecting with synagogue life in Conservative, Reform, and other denominations. We work with you to revisit Torah study, prayer services, Jewish holidays and more. We offer guidance in Jewish grand-parenting, particularly for the many Jewish grandparents who now are blessed with extended interfaith families.
Talented Tutors – Knowledgeable and Experienced:
Judaics Tutoring NYC talented educators are passionate about, and dedicated to, teaching essential Jewish texts and ideas, and we design lessons that are specific to each learner’s questions about Jewish practice, history and identity.
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