Teaching in israel
Israeli former teacher sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for indecent acts against eight pupils
In a ruling cleared for publication, Senior Judge Michal Brant also ordered Shaar to pay NIS 290,000 in compensation to the victims.
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
Can dogs help ease teacher burnout in Israel’s schools during wartime? - study
Now is the time to be a teacher in Israel - opinion
Authorities must also invest for our children’s future.
OECD report finds Israel has one of the biggest pay gaps between teachers
Israel has one of the world’s biggest gaps in salaries between teachers, according to a report by the OECD on teachers’ salaries in 2021.
How can Jewish schools be bad?
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The Teachers' Union has become a strategic problem for the Jewish state. Their enemy was merit. It still is.
Teachers Union vs gov't: Finance Min. offers NIS 9,000 starting salary in negotiations
The Teachers Union responded that their demands are far from being met and that the talks are far from over.
Homeroom teachers are being left behind -opinion
At the forefront of everything, for the good of our children, we have to hear from these teachers. Isn’t it time to hear what they have to say?
Israel's post-COVID earthquake has begun with severe shortages - opinion
Israel is currently facing a severe shortage of principals, teachers and social workers
Israel's teachers, education crisis: A look at the struggle
“I don’t understand how a teacher making a salary of NIS 8,000 can raise a family, and pay the mortgage and bills when prices are going up for everything."
Israel Elections: Who cares about Israeli voters? - opinion
Let’s take stock of where we – those who will be voting once again on November 1st – stand in relation to what we require as against that which we receive.
Jewish-American deaf teacher in Israel breaks through mask barrier
Masa Teaching Fellow Giselle Nissenbaum is deaf and relied on lip reading in her classes. But when COVID-19 forced people to wear masks, she started teaching sign language.
Letters to the Editor, June 27, 2022: Longstanding antisemitic tendencies
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
