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Silverstein Hebrew Academy Students Improve on Ivrit Skills Using 'iTaLAM'

Grade 2 student in Morah Sarahle Allouch-Gryn’s class working on ItalAM to improve her Ivrit speaking skills and gain confidence in speaking, writing, and reading in Silverstein Hebrew Academy’s integrated technology classroom.
Grade 2 student in Morah Sarahle Allouch-Gryn’s class working on ItalAM to improve her Ivrit speaking skills and gain confidence in speaking, writing, and reading in Silverstein Hebrew Academy’s integrated technology classroom. (Silverstein Hebrew Academy)

Great Neck, N.Y. – Silverstein Hebrew Academy’s (SHA) second grade students have been hard at work exercising their language and communication skills. Students in Morah Sarahle Allouch-Gryn’s class have been using the program “iTaLAM,” a new digital Hebrew and Jewish heritage curriculum, to gain confidence in speaking Ivrit and practice their Hebrew language skills in speaking, writing, and reading within the school’s safe and nurturing learning environment.

The Ivrit web-based program is integrated with material in the classroom and differentiates the learning based on the student’s Hebrew speaking level. Students use this program on their Chromebooks within the integrated technology classroom.

SHA believes that when learning is differentiated and students learn through a variety of modules and intelligences, it makes the perfect environment for learning and growth. SHA has created a comfortable learning environment where students are supported with positive reinforcement and encouragement.

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For more information on the Silverstein Hebrew Academy and programs for Early Childhood through 8th grade students, please call 516-466-8522 or visit http://www.shagn.org/

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