Since CAJE, The Conference for Alternatives in Jewish Education, the convention that I attended since 1991 went "belly up" in 2009, several cities put together "mini-CAJE's". CAJE was an annual conference of about two thousand Jewish Educators from all around the world. The mini-CAJE's are around fifty to a hundred educators.
This year, I was asked to be part of something new called, "NewCAJE". There were two hundred to four hundred Jewish Educators from all around the United States and Canada in attendance at Montclair University in Montclair, New Jersey. They asked me to be the MC for the opening evening program and bring my special class that I teach at the AJU – The American Jewish University, called "Listen, Laugh and Learn" which I taught to an SRO classroom.
They were very excited to have me on board again, since I have been deemed a "CAJE-Legend" during the last few years of CAJE. I was very excited to be part of this new endeavor.
This year, I was asked to be part of something new called, "NewCAJE". There were two hundred to four hundred Jewish Educators from all around the United States and Canada in attendance at Montclair University in Montclair, New Jersey. They asked me to be the MC for the opening evening program and bring my special class that I teach at the AJU – The American Jewish University, called "Listen, Laugh and Learn" which I taught to an SRO classroom.
They were very excited to have me on board again, since I have been deemed a "CAJE-Legend" during the last few years of CAJE. I was very excited to be part of this new endeavor.