Gershon Distenteld is co-head of Fixed Income Securities at Alliance Bernstein and a frequent guest on CNBC. And behind the scenes, he is fighting for changing the way yeshiva education gets paid for. He believes that the current system, where parents pay

The seder is a time when parents have the ultimate responsibility of chinuch - giving over the mesorah of yiddishkeit by telling the story of yetzias mitzrayim to their children. However, often times there's a struggle to do it right. The kids come with o

The first thing children are taught in school is chumash, and for the most part, they never stop learning it. But are we really teaching it the right way? Rabbi David Fohrman has spent his whole life devoted to the study of chumash and the proper way to s

For years, boys high school english in most yeshivas has been poor to non-existent, or even eliminated entirely, because of lack of interest from both the boys themselves and the hanhala. Of course, this effects our boys' marketability in the job market w

Why are so many of our childrens' schools experiencing huge teacher turnover?  How can rabbeim and teachers get better control over classroom misbehavior? Are the principals and school administrators properly supporting their staff so they can do the

We reached out to our listeners to take part in a survey about their experiences in seminary and we received hundreds of replies. On today's show, we discuss the surprising responses we received. We discussed the responses to these questions and more: H

January is seminary season and seminary applications have all been submitted by now, with girls anxiously awaiting their outcome in just a few short weeks. As a follow up to our Headlines show about seminary in Eretz Yisrael, we wanted to feature someone

Yoel Judowitz is a super creative marketer, owns a branding & marketing agency, and is also a veteran teacher with years of experience in the classroom. His creativity led him to develop a revolutionary method of teaching that has captivated his forme

Everyone knows that the most fundamental aspect of chinuch is kriah - learning how to read properly. Yet too many kids never catch on to it, which leads to huge deficiencies that lasts throughout their lives. Tova Rottenberg, a kriah educator in Cleveland

On Monday students in Far Rockaway and Queens are able to return to their schools once again after having been shut down by New York State over Succos.  On this show we interview Rabbi Dovid Frischman, a Rebbe and Menahel of the 6th & 7th grades