References
- Alexander, H. A. 2016. “What Is Critical about Critical Pedagogy? Conflicting Conceptions of Criticism in the Curriculum.” Educational Philosophy and Theory 48: 1–14.
- Averbuch, M. 1992. Jewish Education in the Period of the Mishna and Talmud (Hebrew). Jerusalem: Reuven Mass.
- Banner, U. 2008. “Is It Permitted for a Teacher to Ask His Students Who Did Something Bad? (Hebrew).” Shematin 170: 157–166.
- Breuer, R. M. 1968. “On Truth in Education (Hebrew).” Hamayan 8 (1): 3–18.
- Eliashiv, R., and Y. Shalom. 2004. “Teachers’ Strikes (Hebrew).” Techumin 5: 73–76.
- Glick, S., Editor. 2001–2009. Sources for the History of Education in Israel. New York, NY: Bet Hamidrash of American Rabbis.
- Guttel, R. N. 2001. “Jewish Laws of Fairness to the Student” over the Centuries as Reflected in Rabbinic Rulings” (Hebrew).” In Al Derech Avot, edited by A. Bazak, S. Vigoda, and M. Munitz, 49–74. Alon Shvut: Tevunot.
- Guttel, R. N. 2004. “Receiving the Truth “From He Who Said It” and from “The Angel of the Lord.” Iyunim beHinuch Yehudi 9: 129–157.
- Guttel, R. N. 2006. “Throw Bitterness at the Students’: An Obligatory Educational Policy?” Techumin 26: 252–261.
- Guttel, R. N. 2011. “Do Two Walk Together unless They Have Agreed to Do So?’: Integration of the Student with Special Needs in Regular Education in the Light of Jewish Values (Hebrew).” In Vechai Achicha Imach, Elkana: Orot Israel College. 37–50.
- Halevy, R., and C. David. 1991. Teacher for the Multitude: Laws and Responsa Concerning Education and Teaching (Hebrew), edited by M. Amiel. Binyamina: Shelhvatia Institute.
- Henkin, R., and Y. Herzl. 1987. “Confiscating Items from Students (Hebrew).” Techumin 8: 186–202.
- Kincheloe, J. S., and R. Shirley. 1997. Changing Multiculturalism. Bristol, PA: Open University Press.
- Kincheloe, J. S., and R. Shirley. 2008. “Indigenous Knowledges in Education: Complexities, Dangers, and Profound Benefits.” In Handbook of Critical and Indigenous Methodologies, edited by E. N. Denzin, 135–156. New York, NY: Sage.
- Lamm, R. N. 1985. “To Teach or Not to Teach: Study of the Approaches of the Medieval Rabbis Concerning a Student Who Comes to Teaching and One Who Does Not” (Hebrew).” In Jubilee Book of the Union of American Rabbis, 9–13. Jerusalem: Union of Orthodox Rabbis.
- Lichtenstein, R. A. 2006. “The Strict Person as Teacher.” Alon Shvut Bogrim 21: 73–92.
- Orbach, R., and S. Zalman. 1984. “Teachers’ Strikes (Hebrew).” Techumin 5: 287–292.
- Sacks, J. 2003. The Dignity of Difference: How to Avoid the Clash of Civilizations. London: Continuum.
- Sacks, J. 2015. Not in God’s Name: Confronting Religious Violence. New York, NY: Schocken Books.
- Slutz, R., and A. Tzvi. 1981. “Reasons for Dismissal of a Teacher in Jewish Law (Hebrew).” Shematin 65–66: 84–87.
- Wells, H. G. 1919. The Outline of History. Vol. 1. London: George Newnes.
- Wosner, R. S. 1987. “Concerning the Laws of Teachers (Hebrew).” Kol HaTorah 20: 18–22.
- Yaacov, B., and T. Y. Kook. 1995–1996. “Teachers – Remuneration.(Hebrew).” In Dinei Yisrael 18, Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, 175–193.