Jewish education refers to the teaching and learning of Jewish traditions, texts, and values. It often includes the study of the Torah, Talmud, and other religious texts, as well as lessons on Jewish history, ethics, and culture. This education can take place in various settings, including synagogues, day schools, and Hebrew schools. The goal of Jewish education is to instill a strong sense of identity and community among Jewish individuals. It emphasizes the importance of mitzvot (commandments) and the practice of Jewish rituals, helping students connect with their heritage and understand their role within the broader Jewish community.