Hidden Sparks Learning Lenses Course
Registration for July 2026 Workshop Now Open!
Our award-winning Learning Lenses course transforms educators’ confidence and skills in teaching a range of students, especially those with academic, social or behavioral challenges. Judaic and secular studies teachers, administrators, guidance and special services faculty are all welcome.
This four-day course is the foundation. Schools find that adding our two-day Faculty and Peer Coaching Training helps reinforce the Learning Lenses framework and ensures it is embedded in a school’s teaching approach.
Gain a deeper understanding of neurodevelopment topics such as attention, memory, social skills, language, higher order thinking and how to support students who struggle in these areas.
Explore temperament and classroom ecology to help support students.
July 2026 Learning Lenses in NYC in partnership with The Jewish Education Project – Registration is Now Open!
Date: July 15, 16, 20, 21
Time: 9:30am-4:00pm each day
Location: 1675 Broadway, NY, NY, 10019
Audience: Judaic and General Studies educators of grades K-8, and administrators, guidance, and support personnel of those divisions.
Cost: $199 per registrant which includes a Kosher dairy lunch.
Gain strategies for understanding and supporting neurodiverse learners and whole classroom strategies to deepen impact on your teaching and all of your students.
How Hidden Sparks helped me help my students
“The Hidden Sparks training that I received has informed every aspect of my teaching. As much as I thought I was listening to students, working with their strengths, and helping them. Now there is a greater joy in teaching because I can figure it out and make a difference, and that’s going to affect my students for years to come.”
– Rebecca Nenner, Teacher, Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, West Hempstead
“As an administrator, I found that I’ve always known that students do well if they can but I didn’t always know how to apply it in practice. Taking the training has given me more insight into how to reach every child on a practical level so that they can do well. When students come into my office with behavioral issues, I’ve found that I am in a better place to be able to understand what happened that caused the child to have a maladaptive response.”
– Rabbi Yaakov Sebbag, Principal, United Lubavitcher Yeshiva
Our Facilitators
Stay tuned for updates regarding the
next Learning Lenses Course.
The Learning Lenses Courses
Empower educators. Supporting students.
Have questions?
Rabbi Steven Eiseberg, Director of School Services
Rabbieisenberg@hiddensparks.org
212-767-7707
