Teaching in israel
A new contract for excellent teaching - opinion
A new contract can ensure that Israel’s students will have a generation of teachers who prepare them for the intellectual, social, and economic challenges of the 21st century.
Police seize half a kilo of cocaine from a kindergarten teacher arrested for drug trafficking
Beyond Budgets and Shortages: What Teachers Really Protect
School is back in session: 2.5 million students head to class as Israeli academic year begins
Talk is not cheap: Speaking may be hazardous for teachers
I sympathize with teachers, as many of them, like you, suffer from throat and voice problems in school; it is an occupational disease, but there are things you can do.
The goal: attracting top-level educators
Taking steps to improve Israel's education system.
Cyber-bully attacks increase, watchdog reports
Results showed that 62% of teenagers have encountered sexual content online.
Study: Gap between Arab, Jewish students narrowed
The study also showed that, in the Arab sector, there are more teachers with academic degrees than in Jewish schools, 95% versus 91%, respectively, in early childhood education.
‘Not everyone should be able to become a teacher’
Union head talks to the ‘Post’ ahead of new school year.
Saving Israel's schools from themselves
’Education Now’ conference to address academic challenges
The People and the Book: Freedom within a closed canon
The Torah portions Mattot and Masei are read on Shabbat, July 22.
Bringing Israeli entrepreneurial spirit to the field of education
Since 2003, the Recanati-Kop-Chais-Rashi prize has been awarded to 150 of Israel's most innovative educators.
NGO slams Education Ministry move to have fewer Arabs study to be teachers
The Education Ministry is trying solve the problem of a surplus of Arab Israeli teachers by having less Arabs study to be teachers.
Bennett on National Teacher’s Day: Your work is nothing less than a mission
Israel marks day of appreciation for educators.