Teaching in israel
Gabrielle Soffer: Using her English for the good of others in Israel
Seven years after arriving alone in Israel, Gabrielle Soffer is now inspiring Israeli high school students through English and literature.
Israeli former teacher sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for indecent acts against eight pupils
School system to fully reopen across Israel starting Sunday, Education Ministry confirms
Some 40% of Israel's teachers report anxiety, depression as war takes mental toll
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.
Suspects indicted in murder of Ramle teacher killed by stray bullet
Police allege that the two suspects, aged 26 and 27, ambushed a member of Muammar's family due to tensions between the opposing families.
Gary Hargrave on the Intrinsic Value of Giving
With decades of experience in Christian ministry and church leadership, Gary Hargrave is known especially for his message of unity through spiritual maturity.
Strike? Education Ministry, Teachers' Union to reconvene on Monday
The Finance Ministry wants these teachers, especially those who work in the preschools, to be furloughed. The Teachers’ Union wants an alternative.
60% of eligible students show up for daycare, kindergarten on Sunday
Finance Ministry pushing to open additional grades * Travelers report crowded bus stations and long waits.
Which students and teachers still need to stay home from school?
Children who have had recurrent hospitalizations due to complex illnesses will not be allowed to return to school without first
The question of how teaching the Holocaust without firsthand witnesses
Holocaust educators are being forced to confront a fraught question: What will happen to the teaching of the Holocaust when the firsthand witnesses are gone?
Humiliating, disproportionate punishments evident in Israeli schools – report
Around 50% of the total protests came from those in secondary schools, the rest come from the second half of pre-primary, elementary and special education students.
