Nechama Leibowitz - Wikipedia
Nechama Leibowitz (Hebrew: נחמה ליבוביץ׳; September 3, 1905 – April 12, 1997) was Israel Prize laureate and Israeli Bible scholar and commentator who rekindled interest in Bible study. [1]
Nehama Leibowitz - Jewish Women's Archive
Nechama Leibowitz, born in Latvia in 1905, was a passionate educator, Zionist, and scholar. After immigrating to Israel in 1930, Leibowitz vigorously taught students in and outside of the classroom, eventually winning the prestigious Israel Prize in the Field of Education in 1956.
Nechama Leibowitz - Jewish Virtual Library
She is recognized as one of the leading teachers of the Torah of the twentieth century, as well as a role model for Orthodox women who are professional Jewish scholars and teachers. Sources: Joint Authority for Jewish Zionist Education.
Nehama Leibowitz: Teacher | My Jewish Learning
Born in 1905 in Riga, Latvia, Nehama Leibowitz grew up in a family that valued both Jewish and secular culture. In 1919 the family moved to Berlin, where the young Nehama taught Bible in Jewish schools, wrote articles on methods of teaching Bible in Hebrew ( Ivrit B’Ivrit ), and studied for her doctorate, focusing on 15th and 16th century ...
Nechama Leibowitz Resources | The Lookstein Center
The focus of this site is the work of Nechama Leibowitz, one of the most influential teachers of Torah in the last generation. The site contains a series of new lessons on parashat hashavua based on her study sheets (gilyonot).
Studying Nechama Leibowitz: Her Educational Approach and
Sep 5, 2024 · Nechama Leibowitz was one of the most celebrated teachers of Tanach in recent times. Thousands of students studied personally with her over the decades — in the classrooms, at...
Nechama Leibowitz: A Scholar in Her Own Right – tzofia.org
Although she had the intelligence to be called “professor”, or even noted as a scholar in her own right, Nechama Leibowitz preferred the humble title of “teacher”. Nechama was born September 3, 1905 to an Orthodox Jewish family in Riga, the largest city in Latvia.
Leibowitz, Nechama - Encyclopedia.com
Apr 12, 1997 · Nechama Leibowitz was a noted biblical scholar, teacher, and radio commentator in Israel. She was a professor at Tel Aviv University and wrote many books on Judaism, the religion of the Jewish people.
Nechama Leibowitz held the highest standards for the study of Tanach, but biblical criticism, and the notion of discordance within the Torah, she didn’t accept. “Ein stirot ba’Torah, there are no contradictions in the Torah,” she would say.
Nechama Leibowitz Online - Torah Musings
Apr 29, 2008 · At last, all the “Gilyonot Parashat Shavu’ah” that Nechama Leibowitz taught have been collected onto one website, together with references, commentaries and more. In this website you will find the complete collection of weekly lessons, wrapped in up-to-date technology.