Classrooms
Why dismantling Israel’s Education Ministry could be the ultimate lifeline for teachers - opinion
On August 2, journalist Lior Dattel reported on a dramatic reform being developed by the Finance Ministry. At the center of the proposal is a fundamental shift in how the education system is managed.
UK Jewish student campaigns for mandatory antisemitism class in schools
Pervasive antisemitism present in US college classrooms, curricula, faculty, ADL finds
Education Ministry announces mandatory financial education classes for ninth, tenth grades
Education Ministry mulls mandatory display of PM's photo in classrooms
The Education Ministry considers a new policy requiring portraits of government officials in classrooms, sparking debate amid rising political tensions.
Israel’s government signals it no longer values academic merit - opinion
Relative to its size, Israel ranks among the leading countries in Nobel achievements, and its position improved this year, when Joel Mokyr, an Israeli-American, was one of three economics laureates.
Beyond Budgets and Shortages: What Teachers Really Protect
In a country where “routine” has never meant “normal,” teachers are the guardians of resilience, unity, and purpose
Petah Tikva teacher raped two 17-year-old students, barred from teaching for eight years
The 43-year-old English teacher has been determined unfit to work for the Education Ministry and will be barred from any government position involving children for eight years.
Israeli teacher shows fifth-graders October 7 horror film, drawing rebuke
The parents of the students were outraged, some of whom said their children now suffer from nightmares and anxiety due to the film.
Israel unveils AI-powered education plan with tech giants’ backing
Israel's Education Ministry launches a nationwide AI integration plan, partnering with tech giants to train teachers and enhance classrooms with advanced tools.
AI in the classroom will turn students into world leaders - opinion
Before AI’s breakthrough year – the education system must embrace progress rather than resist it.
iPads, augmented reality, and bean bag chairs: Is this the future of classroom education?
Striving to be at the forefront of academic progress, the Gordon Academic College of Education has integrated constant innovation into its core values.
'Miracle' toddler survived Thailand nursery massacre asleep under blanket
She was the only child in the nursery to have escaped unscathed after former police officer Panya Khamrap killed more than 30 people, mostly children in the nursery.
Herzog: Teachers are main partners in shaping, influencing the next generation
I regularly meet the youth, educators, and future leaders, and I ask them: What can we do to make sure our schools teach children how to argue respectfully and how to reach out to each other?