Israel's school system at a technological turning point, top educators say

Despite the potential for technological integration, there is concern that the education system will revert to old pedagogical patterns as the country exits the pandemic.

Fifth grade students returned today to school at the Alomot elementary school in Efrat, where religious and secular students study together. Children in middle school went back to school today following a few weeks of learning from home. February 21, 2021.

(photo credit: GERSHON ELINSON/FLASH90)

ByMAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN

MAY 26, 2021 20:50

Israel's school system at a technological turning point, top educators say

Despite the potential for technological integration, there is concern that the education system will revert to old pedagogical patterns as the country exits the pandemic.

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Israel's school system at a technological turning point, top educators say

Despite the potential for technological integration, there is concern that the education system will revert to old pedagogical patterns as the country exits the pandemic.

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