Jewish, Arab girls bond over homeless pets
SPCA and Peres Center for Peace bring 45 Israeli and Palestinian girls together at Tel Aviv animal shelter along with Egyptian, Swiss and US diplomats.
SPCA and Peres Center for Peace bring 45 Israeli and Palestinian girls together at Tel Aviv animal shelter along with Egyptian, Swiss and US diplomats.
New technology and innovation hub opens in northern Arab-Israeli town to foster a unified youth movement of space-science enthusiasts.
Timocco’s online gaming platform provides developmentally appropriate challenges for kids working on acquiring a variety of skill sets.
Israeli-US study says correct writing habits are key to children’s literacy.
Walk across the campus and you’ll see Muslim women in head scarves, Jewish men with kippot and everything in between.
‘Even children are thirsty to do some basic things like playing with wires and turning on an engine or a light,’ says the founder of Steve’s Garage clubs.
‘Our two goals are to further the study of science and technology in Israel, while helping to cure societal ills and inequalities,’ says Technoda CEO.
Adi Altschuler, Israel manager of Google for Education, honored for creating communities of kindness.
‘We thought we could give these kids something beyond what they get in sessions with a social worker or psychologist,’ says Kaima founder.
Russia, Canada, and Japan have highest adult populations with tertiary education, according to data by OECD.
New study shows that kids retain what they learn much better if they read the material out loud.
Though the routine of school starting on September 1 is welcomed by most Israelis, the emotional wounds of summer are still fresh.
For the first time in the 20-year history of the International Mathematics Competition, an Israeli team won the gold medal.
How one man’s determination to make a safe social network for his daughter led to Nipagesh/NetoKids, a product adopted by schools in Israel and abroad.
The physician who founded the initiative wants to cure societal ills by getting people to work on their character traits and dialogue with ‘the other.’