Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow explores common errors that people make when forming impressions and making decisions. For example, we tend to do... Read More

  In May, we celebrate Latino Book month.  In Metro Boston over 40% of all students in our schools identify as Latino and represent populations... Read More

It warms my heart when tutors, sad to say goodbye to their student in June, ask me about summer tutoring opportunities. While GBJCL does not... Read More

By Randa Abdel-Fattah For older readers (12 and up) we’ve selected another great book that delves into issues of identity, difference and inclusion.  In this... Read More

Please read the following question and answer it: +¨¦ ⱡ¤∞ ∑§‡←? Let me guess—it looks like gibberish to you. I’m guessing the task would have... Read More

The time is ripe to change our perceptions of disability and integrally incorporate the creative and often resilient disabled population into our workforce. Read more Read More

by Jacki Hart and Stephanie Rotsky Still relatively green as parents, choosing a school for our then-4-year-old and nearly-6-year-old felt like a major “grown up”... Read More

Join us as we welcome National Poetry Month at GBJCL! Poetry is many things-- it is a mode of expression, an art form, a way... Read More

Roman Sweeney is testament to how vital it is for a just and civilized society not to judge, stereotype, or rush to establish limits on... Read More