She graduated from Kaunas Gymnasium, and in 1912 - from the Petersburg Higher Women's Courses, where she received the right to teach Russian language and literature. He taught in Jewish schools in Vilnius and Kaunas. In 1931-1941 he edited the children's section "Kinderblat" of the anti-fascist newspaper "Folksblat". During the war she worked as a teacher in the Volgograd region, after the war in Kaunas. She wrote mainly in Jewish, published many articles on educational and pedagogical issues. She has translated a number of world classics from Russian, French, English, German, Lankan and Yiddish.