Mrs. Ariella Falack
Professional Experience
Ariella Falack graduated from Allegra Franco School of Educational Leadership in 2009, holds a Tanach Educators certificate from Herzog College and a masters degree from Azrieli Graduate School of Education and Administration. She is currently pursuing her doctorate at Azrieli Doctoral program for Jewish Education and Administration, and writing her dissertation on pedagogical techniques in the Judaic classroom that build Jewish identity. In 2016, she won the Jewish Education Project Young Pioneers Award for her work in Jewish education. She has been a teacher of Tanach and Halacha for the last 15 years. She has taught in the Yeshiva of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School, as well as Magen David Yeshivah High School. Ariella lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Educational Background
Mrs. Falack received a Tanach teaching degree from the Allegra Franco School of Educational Leadership as well as Herzog college. She holds a masters from Azrieli, and is currently pursuing her doctorate from Azrieli in Jewish education and administration.
Expertise
Teacher Training
- Innovative teaching practices
- Student Centered Teaching
- Curriculum Design and Alignment with overall educational goals
- Alternative Assessments
- Setting goals and achieving them
- SEL development and implementation
Leadership Training
- Design PD Plans/Integrating Professional Learning Communities
- Coaching leaders, design and implement policies
- Designing and Implementing New Curriculum
- Building Leadership Capacity
- Building School Culture
