Israel education
Study: IDF Talpiot program excels in producing entrepreneurs
Talpiot is MAFAT's oldest elite program. It was designed after the 1973 Yom Kippur War, in which Israel suffered from a gap between R&D and operations in the field
Schools to gradually reopen after ceasefire, with uneven rollout across Israel
Where campus meets kindergarten: HIT and Holon Municipality bring STEM to young learners
Council for Higher Education approves Kiryat Shmona University in effort to rebuild northern Israel
Coronavirus: Israel launches campaign to vaccinate educational staff
It is expected that teachers will begin getting inoculated as early as Wednesday.
Israel's schools to commemorate Zionist leader Ze'ev Jabotinsky
Activities will include a competition between schools awarding prizes for musical adaptations and music clips of Jabotinsky's songs, virtual tours and a virtual quiz.
Israel improves slightly in international math and science ranking
Israeli students ranked 9th in math and 16th in science among the 39 participating countries.
Schools and rules in the corona era
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs
Israel unable to educate children during COVID-19 – comptroller
The Education Ministry failed to map how much computers, laptops and Internet service packages are needed, the report warns – nor does it know when it will be able to.
Why Israel: 4 good reasons to study in Israel
Despite only recently celebrating its 70th birthday as a state, Israel has quickly risen to be one of the most desirable destinations for students looking to study abroad.
Bracing for long distance learning in Israeli higher learning institutes
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS: Institutions of higher learning and students are bracing for another semester of socially distanced intercourse.
Day care initiative for health care workers during lockdown begins again
Under the operation "Lev Poem," at least 30 day camps, staffed by 500 volunteers, have been set up at hospitals throughout the country.
Great education can bring together online and off-line experiences
Forward-thinking education models can take advantage of the benefits of both online and off-line learning, as well as the unique synergy of their combination.
Online Learning from Home is a Privilege. It Shouldn't Be.
