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How are we able to live in the past, future and present all at the same time?

Aviva Lauer, Director of the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators, joined Zvi to discuss Devarim and Moshe’s opening speech for the final book of the Tanakh. Aviva shares how, if read carefully, we could learn from Moshe’s speech exactly how we could simultaneously manage to live in the past, present, and future, and how this ability is so essential for us in this day and age.

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Credits: Aviva Lauer and Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield – Pardes Faculty

Aviva Lauer

Aviva Lauer is the Chief Education and Educational Training Officer at Pardes. Originally from Silver Spring, MD, she has lived in Israel for over 30 years. Aviva holds a Masters in Jewish Studies, with a specialization in Midrash, from Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies.

Aviva has decades of experience in curriculum development, classroom teaching, school administration and educational consulting. She served as the head of the department of Jewish Studies at Immanuel College, London, preceding her joining Pardes in 2009. Aviva is an avid Anglophile, and also speaks elementary Arabic and Yiddish.

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Devarim 5783: Listening Between the Lines

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