The Educator's Handbook: Principles, Reflections, D
The Torah views one who teaches...the child of his fellow man as if he had
begotten him. This tenet seems to be behind every word of this brilliant
treatise. The teacher must be responsible for every aspect of the well-being and
education of his charges and parents must support the authority of teachers.
Rabbi Hodakov was chairman of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's secretariat and served as
chief executive of three major institutions including the Central Organization
for Jewish Education. It was in the last area that he built his reputation and
acquired the practical experience that informs this systematically arranged
work. His vision of education was permeated with joy, ahavat yisroel, and the
wisdom gained from personal contact with the sixth and seventh Lubavitcher
Rebbes under whom he served.
begotten him. This tenet seems to be behind every word of this brilliant
treatise. The teacher must be responsible for every aspect of the well-being and
education of his charges and parents must support the authority of teachers.
Rabbi Hodakov was chairman of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's secretariat and served as
chief executive of three major institutions including the Central Organization
for Jewish Education. It was in the last area that he built his reputation and
acquired the practical experience that informs this systematically arranged
work. His vision of education was permeated with joy, ahavat yisroel, and the
wisdom gained from personal contact with the sixth and seventh Lubavitcher
Rebbes under whom he served.
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