Teaching in israel
Some 40% of Israel's teachers report anxiety, depression as war takes mental toll
A new published study by researchers at Ben-Gurion University has found that some 40% of teachers reported levels of anxiety and depression that crossed clinical thresholds.
Can dogs help ease teacher burnout in Israel’s schools during wartime? - study
Teacher shortage: The statistic shaking Israel’s education system - opinion
Israeli teachers delay school opening following extreme violence, harassments by students
Israel's teachers protest against their difficult working conditions
As part of the protest, teachers threatened to disrupt the school process and not give students final grades if their conditions did not improve.
Education Ministry reforms at daycare centers are essential - State Comptroller report
The Education Ministry took over responsibility for daycares back in January of this year.
How to narrow the education gap? - opinion
Educational reform is not easy. It starts with a vision, but to get there requires a path in which students never lose sight of where they want to go.
Educators awarded NIS 120,000 in new prize for humanities teachers
Nechama Weingarten Mintz, Dr. Gadi Prodowski and Ziv Shaham are the first recipients of the new award for distinguished teachers in the field of humanities.
Israel may experience a teacher shortage next year - Teacher's Union head
Schools could have trouble opening if the educational staff does not receive wage agreements.
Karen Tal: The school ninja of South Tel Aviv
Today, teachers and principals are unsung heroes, battling to maintain learning and kids’ morale under near-impossible conditions. They are ninjas, too.
Which Israel educator are you?
A tour guide or teacher might also have higher expectations of her students. She may embrace the Socratic method continuously, even when students are exhausted.
Average salary for teachers: NIS 13,880
Kindergarten teachers earn an average of NIS 12,884, working 30.4 hours per week.
These Israeli teachers stood out during the coronavirus pandemic
While many teachers struggled to reach out to students via distance learning, these teachers proved that quality education is only a matter of choice.
Herzog College: Leading the renaissance at Hechal Shlomo
TODAY, HERZOG has embarked on an ambitious restoration of Hechal Shlomo in an effort to restore it to its former glory.
