Carol Oseran Starin

Carol Oseran Starin has taught in religious and public schools. She was a Supervisor of Student Teachers at the University of Washington and is a recently retired bureau director. She has written two Let Me Count the Ways books and authored The Jewish Teachers Classroom Planner. She was also a founder of The Jewish Day School, chair of two CAJE conferences, National CAJE chair, and president of her synagogue’s board of trustees.

Praise for Carol’s Work:

Carol Starin’s marvelous book should be on every Jewish teacher’s desk and required reading in every Jewish teacher preparation program.
- Dr. Ron Wolfson, Dean, Fingerhut School of Education, American Jewish University.

Carol Starin’s column teaches people how to be caring and how caring teachers can become more caring. What more could any student want?
- Danny Siegel

Carol’s optimistic, encouraging and enlightening ideas can help teachers navigate the uncertainties of teaching with more confidence, competence and care.
- Gail Dorph, Senior Consultant of The Mandel Foundation

Your book is a treasure! The ideas are incredible for both new and seasoned teachers! Every page contains strategies which a teacher will want to implement. In fact there are sufficient tips to last a lifetime!
- Cecile Jordan, Executive Director of the Agency for Jewish Education of San Diego County.