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Gov't approves plan to reduce number of students per classroom

The government also approved that as of the next school year, first and second graders will be divided into classes of 20 in certain important subjects.

by Or Kashti and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments

Parents file NIS 3.8b suit against Education Ministry over strike by Ofra Edelman 0 comments

Teachers strike highlights disparity between Israeli, Diaspora schools by Anshel Pfeffer 0 comments

In preparation for the next strike

A formula borrowed from game theory spurs sides in a dispute to start from the bottom line.

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Gov't approves plan to reduce number of students per classroom

The government also approved that as of the next school year, first and second graders will be divided into classes of 20 in certain important subjects.

by Or Kashti and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments

Parents file NIS 3.8b suit against Education Ministry over strike by Ofra Edelman 0 comments

Teachers strike highlights disparity between Israeli, Diaspora schools by Anshel Pfeffer 0 comments

In preparation for the next strike

A formula borrowed from game theory spurs sides in a dispute to start from the bottom line.

by Uzi Benziman 0 comments

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