Education
From shelters to fun: How Jerusalem is helping residents cope during Iran war
The Jerusalem Municipality has been offering online and other activities to locals, across a wide range of topics and fields, for quite a while.
California sues Oakland school district, saying district ignored order to address antisemitism
As generative AI spreads in learning, educators grapple with privacy and transparency concerns
Vigilant and united: Israel’s homefront resilience will decide outcome of Iran war - editorial
UK gov't launches independent review into 'scourge' of antisemitism in England's schools
An independent review led by Sir David Bell will examine antisemitism in English schools and colleges, aiming to improve support for teachers and students.
Ran Cohen Harounoff: Helping children thrive amid crises worldwide - interview
From Ukraine to Israel to Jamaica, Ran Cohen Harounoff helps children recover and thrive after disasters.
Jewish education organization targets program at adults with intellectual disabilities
The program, called What’s Mine is Yours: Jewish Adult Learning for All., aims to provide Jewish academic resources for adults with disabilities, who have few options for Jewish educations.
Teacher shortage: The statistic shaking Israel’s education system - opinion
If we fail to invest now in securing the future of our children’s education, and instead privatize the system while neglecting Israeli educators, we are forfeiting the future of society itself.
Naftali Bennett's big comeback: Can the ex-PM return from political hiatus to topple Netanyahu?
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The ex-PM claims to have a plan to “fix Israel’s biggest problems in all areas,” sharing the details with English-speaking olim at a recent event in Tel Aviv.
Raising a truly alive human being
Lado Okhotnikov, entrepreneur and founder of the holistic medtech platform, shares his thoughts on how to nurture mindfulness in children and develop their critical thinking skills.
The Return of Saint Sava to Jerusalem
This is a living bridge between past and future, between faith and scholarship, between two cities that history bound together with an unbreakable thread.
For first time, Israeli Arabs more likely than Jews to work in field of study, 2024 data reveals
A shift was recorded this year in the education-to-employment match index. Some 76.4% of employed Arabs work in the field they studied, compared with 72.5% of Jews.
'Emily Saw a Door': Learning to create spaces for each other with creativity, acceptance - review
A story that encourages and empowers children to find the right place for them, or even to create their own.
EU appoints first ever haredi to National Team of Higher Education Reform Experts
HERE operates under the Erasmus+ program, and aims to strengthen the connection between academia and the evolving labor market.
