“Choosing a school, choosing your fate” – a meeting with Boris Shtivelman – a man who knows everything about non-formal education in Israel

Boris Shtivelman – Director of the Israeli Lyceum program. He is also an education expert at the Israel Friendship Foundation today.
“When choosing a school, you choose your fate,” the Israeli Lyceum believes.
The Educator company was created by a group of educators and scientists from the former USSR, and since 1992 it has been developing progressive teaching methods for children and youth.
The directors of the Israeli Lyceum are leading experts, innovators in their fields: Dr. Boris Shtivelman – teacher of mathematics and physics, member of the highest coordination council for the reform of the Israeli school – founder of a number of development schools for children of returnees and old-timers in different cities of the country.
For many years, the organizers have been developing new methods of teaching natural sciences and humanities to children and youth.
The range of students – from kindergarten pupils to high school and college students, from very gifted – to children of average ability; returnees and old-timers, representatives of various communities and different waves of Aliyah, secular and religious.
In the curriculum: mathematics at the extended school, languages, astronomy, Russian, art history, law, medicine, cyber. Children are trained for psychometric exams and military service, and they are also given skills that will, if desired, allow them to find work in the high-tech field in the future.
The meeting will be held October 24 in the office of Vaad of Ukraine at the address: st. Voloshskaya 8/5.
The meeting is free, but we do not refuse tsdaka.
Organizers: Vaad of Ukraine, Master’s program of NAUKMA, Center for Jewish Education of Ukraine, Zionist Federation of Ukraine.
 
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