num_pages: 50
description: -- Text-based study of tikkun olam using Torah, Torah commentary, and other primary sources-- Introduces related mitzvot-- Includes Hebrew key words, roots, and phrases related to tikkun olam-- Highlights organizations that do the actual everyday work of tikkun olam-- Can be used as an independent curricular unit or integrated into Hebrew, text-study, Torah, or tzedakah curricular units-- Accompanying teacher's guide available-- Attractive, humorous black-and-white line drawings-- Provides a roadmap of tikkun olam-- Teaches students that being Jewish involves both learning and doing-- Provides practical, realistic ways for students to begin their lifelong connection to ethical living-- Highlights values embodied in text sources-- Focuses on the organizations, traditions, and rituals that help us carry out those values-- Enables teachers to make connections between text study and Jewish living-- User-friendly teacher's guide offers suggestions for classroom implementation, with specific suggestions for integrating this material into other curricular units
language: English
title: To Learn is to Do: A Tikkun Olam Roadmap; Teacher's Guide
titlecomplete: To Learn is to Do: A Tikkun Olam Roadmap; Teacher's Guide
publisher: Urj Press