The course will place a teacher in a position to develop and expand the lingual skills of his or her pupils. Subjects were selected based on the assumption that the depth and width of the teachers’ knowledge easily reflects on their language and unconsciously delivered to the students.

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This course will focus on exposing children from 5 to 8 years in a playful and meaningful way to the Hebrew language.Visit our website for additional information.

The workshop constitutes an additional layer in teaching composition to teachers who have a basic knowledge of the fields of syntax, the sentence, and the text.

 

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The course is mainly a theoretical introduction to teaching the language by outlining directions for the practice of teaching Hebrew as a Foreign Language. During the course, the challenges facing those who teach Modern Hebrew will be posed, didactic and other problems that are anticipated in the acquisition of Hebrew as a Foreign Language will be presented, and ways to overcome these problems will be proposed.For more info, visit our website.

The course will focus on topics dealt by the modern syntax: the structure of the sentence and the text, semantic and pragmatic attributes of the sentence and the text. The essential role of syntax in decoding and encoding sentences will be emphasized. We will show that besides the obligated syntactical rules there are rules of probability that are well known to the speakers of the language, and have an important role in decoding the text.The course will be taught in Hebrew.Visit our website for more info.

The course aims to impart principles of reading comprehension and listening comprehension, the ability to teach a lesson in reading comprehension and a lesson in listening comprehension, and experience and practice in both types, using texts that correspond to the teaching at different levels.The course will be taught in Hebrew.

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In this course, the students will acquire novel teaching tools from the fields of the Internet and multimedia for developing Hebrew expression. The course will be based on the conception of the language first and foremost as a medium of expression. The course will be taught in Hebrew. Visit our website for more info.

The Jewish educational world faces numerous challenges. One of them concerns the continuous search for optimal ways to teach about Israel in different educational settings. The course will describe up-to-date ways as well as challenges involved in teaching about Israel in the Diaspora.

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This course teaches the morphology of the Hebrew Language in the context of text reading. A text reader encounters many lingual topics: grammatical, lexical, expressional and other issues. The course will concentrate on morphological issues including noun and verb systems. Visit our website for more info.