Britannica Encyclopedia erases Israel from map
British publication reports educational materials show Palestine spanning entire territory between Jordan River and Mediterranean Sea, prompting legal complaints and ...
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'We're in the Middle East – not everything is rosy'
Speaking at Israel Hayom education conference, veteran and youth organization leader argues regional threats demand preparation over protection as debate ...
How might Trump's federal tax credit transform Jewish education?
The law enables donors to claim a 100% tax credit on contributions up to $1,700 to scholarship-granting organizations, allowing Jewish ...
Kidnapped bodies of Gadi Haggai, Judi Weinstein brought home in IDF operation
Bodies of beloved teacher and musician, both dual US-Israeli citizens, recovered from Gaza more than 600 days after being abducted ...
An action plan to save Israel's future
With half of its children receiving a third-world education and just 20% of the population paying 90% of the income ...
The best and brightest: Education is our nation's generational calling
Our enemies, who expected to find a fractured nation and a weakened army, instead encountered heroes of unyielding spirit and ...
Weizmann Institute, Hebrew University, Technion rank among world's top 100 universities
According to the 2024 Shanghai Ranking, the Weizmann Institute of Science secured the 69th spot, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem ...
Minister sees no way for evacuees' returning north 'without intense Hezbollah confrontation'
Speaking at the Israel Hayom conference on education, Education Minister Yoav Kisch said, "Israel should have sought a decisive outcome ...
To better study, limit your use of markers, study suggests
Comprehension increased by 11% when participants were restricted to highlighting 150 words, compared to those with no restrictions, according to ...
Taking an exam in a big hall? Study finds higher ceilings correlated with lower grades
The study accounted for individual differences and prior coursework performance, suggesting that the effect was not due to student-specific factors.