Teaching Hebrew
Spring Graduate Courses
This April, Brandeis University will be offering two asynchronous courses for Hebrew teachers, or those interested in starting to teach.
The courses are 100% asynchronous. All courses include opportunities for hands-on practice of learned methodologies in a cultural context.
The classes offered in April are:
- THLC 205
Customized Hebrew Language Learning: Tailoring Your Teaching to Fit Every Learner - THLC 215
21 Century Skills: Advanced Technology Tools for Teaching Hebrew and Culture
Registration is now open for the Spring 2 classes offered via Brandeis Online. First-time registration forms can be done via Brandeis Online. Current students can register directly via Workday.
Our office offers support with registration and scholarships, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions!
Students Testimonials
"The course was an interesting and enriching academic experience for me. It provided a comprehensive and in-depth picture of the development of language teaching. I acquired theoretical knowledge that was translated into classroom instruction and equipped me with the understanding and tools I will bring to the classroom tomorrow. The course was accompanied by significant academic support, flexibility, and understanding, which created a learning and supportive community. Above all, the asynchronous learning allowed me the flexibility and the ability to integrate the course with other daily tasks and commitments."
Limor | Boston, MA
"After several years as a Hebrew teacher for second-language learners, I was looking for a framework that would integrate my teaching style with the various disciplines and academic theories that have been developed in the field in recent decades. In the Theories and Methodologies course, I found not only a great study group but also an opportunity to organize my professional toolkit and gain new insights into the importance of the connection between culture and language for my students."
Guy | Los Angeles, CA