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New York -When administering educational evaluations, it is axiomatic
that the testing be done in the child’s ‘first language’ so he or she
need not silently translate the question before answering. Testing a
child is his or her ‘second language’ often skews the results, as
incorrect answers on the part of the child may be attributed to the
added burden of converting the question from the less familiar language
to the primary one.
The
following story was sent to me from a personal friend, a gentleman who
davens netz at the Kosel for the past 2.5 decades and is a familiar
face at the Holy Site.
Just over two months ago, on Rosh Chodesh Adar Bet, the Jewish world was shocked to the core after hearing of the horrific news from Jerusalem. Eight young boys had been struck down by a barbaric terrorist with their sefarim in their hands. Many of us sensed that it was all of Klal Yisrael that was attacked that night. Our enemies specifically chose to attack our two most precious possessions; our children and our Torah.
A free Sefiras HaOmer chart from the Orthodox Union, ready to download.
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"Your son is at five your master, at ten your servant, at fifteen your double and after that your friend or foe depending on his bringing up." --Hasdat ibn Crescas, c. 1230
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