Evidence of Learningmore
• Participants will be able to identify emotions or experiences that motivate people to do community service or social action work.
•All participants will be able to explain their own motivations for helping others.
• Adult participants will be able to articulate key moments in the development of their own code of ethics or ideas around helping others.
• Adult participants will be able to connect the opportunity to do tikkun olam to the (Jewish) values they think are important.
• Families will create concrete plans for incorporating tikkun olam into their family life and practice.
Lesson Contributors
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