"\;Ananei Hakavod ("\;Clouds of Glory"\;)"\;
Taught by Amanda Pogany
Seder Moed Project: Sukkah
Every Tuesday\, the Hadar Beit Midrash features a guided class on a section of Seder Moed with hevruta learning (in partners) and discussion. \; In a community-wide learning project this year\, we will be learning Seder Moed in an order that allows us to prepare for each holiday as it approaches. \; Come with your own hevruta (learning partner)\, or let us match you with a hevruta. \; Join Yeshivat Hadar students in the Beit Midrash\, and Yeshivat Hadar faculty will be available to answer questions as you study. \; We also encourage those who sign up to learn a section of Seder Moed independently to come and learn at the Beit Midrash.
Tuesday\, July 7
7:30-9:00 p.m. at Yeshivat Hadar (at West End Synagogue\, 190 Amsterdam Ave. at 69th St.)
$5 per class\, $35 for the series (Tuesday evenings through August 4)
Pizza dinner provided!
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Amanda Pogany teaches 8th grade Judaic Studies and Hebrew \; language at the Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan. \; She is also the middle school Student Life Coordinator. In addition to her teaching\, she serves as a mentor to new teachers is several capacities\, as well as a \; consultant on pedagogy and curriculum. \; She mentors for the Davidson School at JTS\, the Pardes Educators program\, and Schechter Manhattan. \; She is \; trained as a mentor through the Jewish New Teacher Project. \; She is a \; graduate of the Pardes Educators Program\, has a Masters in Jewish Education \; from Hebrew University and a BA from Barnard College. \; She is co-founder of Altshul\, an independent egalitarian minyan. \; She lives in Brooklyn with her husband Aaron Bisman and their son Asher.
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