- Bernard Bachrach
- Andrea M. Berlin
- Bruno Chaouat
- Michael Cherlin
- Gary B. Cohen
- Maria Damon
- Michelle Hamilton
- Benjamin M. Jacobs
- Alex Jassen
- Amy Kaminsky
- Ruth Mazo Karras
- Judith Katz
- Ronald R. Krebs
- Bernard M. Levinson
- Michael Lower
- Alex Lubet
- Leslie Morris
- Rick McCormick
- Karen Painter
- Riv-Ellen Prell
- Calvin Roetzel
- Andrew Scheil
- Renana Schneller
- Philip Sellew
- Eric D. Weitz
Assistant Professor of Social Studies Education
Research Interests
- Social Studies Education
- History of Education
- Curriculum Theory
- Teacher Education
- Jewish Education / Ethnic Education
Selected Publications
Jacobs, B. M. (2009). Socialization into a civilization: The Dewey-Kaplan synthesis in American Jewish schooling in the early twentieth century. Religious Education, 104(2), 149-165.
Chazan, R., & Jacobs, B. M. (2005). Jewish history from the academy to the schools: Bridging the gap. In M. Nisan & O. Schremer (Eds.), Educational deliberations: Festschrift in honor of Seymour M. Fox (pp. 149-172). Jerusalem: Keter Publishers.
Jacobs, B. M. (2005). What’s wrong with the history of American Jewish education? Journal of Jewish Education, 71(1), 33-51.
Jacobs, B. M. (2004). Jewish education for intelligent citizenship in the American Jewish community, 1910-1940. In C. Woyshner, J. Watras, & M. S. Crocco (Eds.), Social education in the twentieth century: Curriculum and context for citizenship (pp. 76-92). New York: Peter Lang.
Jacobs, B. M. (2003). [Review of the book The education of Jews and the American community: 1840 to the new millennium]. American Jewish History,91(2), 331-334.
Jacobs, B. M. (2002). Where the personal and the pedagogical meet: A portrait of a master teacher of Jewish history. Journal of Jewish Education,68(1), 73-86.
Courses
- The Social Sciences and the Social Studies
- Social Studies for In-Service Middle/Secondary Teachers
- Historiography of Curriculum and Schooling
- Critical Examination of Curriculum in Context
