Relational Learning combines deep academic and applied learning, expert faculty, and action-based research. Highlights include:
Workshops on the formation and progression of relationships through the prisms of improvisation and relational psychology.
Individualized mentoring to facilitate the synthesis of the elements of the program with participants’ personal strengths, visions, values and professional realities.
Examination of the impact of ideas, texts and values on relationships based on the pedagogy and philosophy of Havruta.
Ongoing action-based research designed to enable cohort participants to test and evaluate the application of their learnings.
Intensive work around character development in the educators’ quest for authenticity and integrity.
Participant contribution to a special edition journal that will be published upon completion of the program.
Intimate cohort experience with 19 educators from a wide diversity of backgrounds and experiences.
Dr. Erica Brown
Rabbi Sharon Cohen Anisfeld
Dr. Elie Holzer
Rae Janvey
Stephen Markowitz
Arna Poupko Fisher
Dr. Assael Romanelli
Dr. Bernie Steinberg
Shuki Taylor
Growth and development happen when navigating – and even embracing – conflicts. Through an exploration of the elements that make up relational work, including the encounters with risks, perceptions of belonging, and heightened stakes, this seminar investigates the process of – and potential within – relationships that focus on thought partnerships and the co-construction of meaning.
This seminar explores how individual relational encounters slowly enable the emergence of thought communities: deliberately crafted communities bound by a mutual sense of meaning, belonging and purpose. Stemming from the educator herself, relational communities help develop a new paradigm of growth and education.
Tuition for M² Circles: Relational Learning is $1,800 + a $180 registration fee. Tuition covers all programmatic costs, double occupancy accommodations, domestic airfare for all three gatherings, and food. Cost does not cover travel to/from airports or additional airline and other fees. Single occupancy accommodation is available at an extra charge.
M² represents Machshava and Ma’aseh-Intention and Action- two values whose interplay is at the core of Jewish life. At M² we believe that these values are the foundations of experiential Jewish education. M² is also Melechet Machshevet – Deliberate Craft – an idea that guided the building of the Mishkan, the tabernacle.
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