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Or Kashti is the education analyst for Haaretz Newspaper.

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Israeli pupils rank poorly on international test for literacy

Test results show no improvement in Israel's rank since previous test in 2001, underscore gaps in Arab and Jewish schools.

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Israeli kids rank poorly on int'l test for literacy with Shahar Ilan 0 comments
Fifth-graders fail national math test, barely pass others 0 comments
Teachers, parents slam Tamir in face-to-face meet 0 comments
Court: Striking teachers, gov't must report on their talks 0 comments
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Gov't to ask court to halt teacher strike; PM: They won't break us

Bar-On, Tamir: We have done all we can to reach agreement with teachers; Peres offers services as mediator.

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Tamir: Teachers are 'stuck in the past' 0 comments
School matters /The day after the strike

A group of high-school teachers is taking advantage of the time off to create a discourse on the fundamental nature of education in Israel.

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Education Minister Yuli Tamir: Striking teachers are 'stuck in the past'

Yuli Tamir tells Knesset government, treasury policies have changed but Secondary Schools Teachers' Association has not.

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'I have 40 kids. Not even the best teacher can pay attention to them all' 0 comments
School strike talks deadlock over issues of wage pact, class size

Bar-On refuses to include reduction in collective agreement, says it would bring about collapse of economy.

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Gov't: Cost of 35-student classes would be NIS 3b with Barak Ravid 0 comments
Teachers' union talks with treasury end without result

Government officials: Talks likely to lead to agreement in day or two; teachers held mass rally Saturday.

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Teachers' union holds mass rally in support of strike

Union head Ran Erez says fight about more than education, warns gov't the situation only stands to worsen.

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Teachers union chief leaves PM's office without meeting Olmert with Haaretz Service 0 comments
Teachers' union to meet with PM in bid to end month-long strike

Treasury: Teachers' demands would cost state NIS 2.5 billion, lead to 'economic collapse.'

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Treasury: Teachers' demands would cost NIS 2.5 billion 0 comments
Teachers union head: Talks 'progress on several fronts' 0 comments
Teachers union: Talks to end strike 'progress on several fronts'

On 32nd day of strike, union and government agree to 8.5 percent pay increase.

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Teachers, gov't deny breakthrough in talks to end month-long strike

Progress had been reported Tuesday, when Finance Ministry time agreed to demand for immediate blanket 10% raise.

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Allies in the fight

Principals backing strike argue pursuit of better educational conditions would benefit all.

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Senior gov't officials meet in attempt to end teachers' strike

High school principals: Cancel winter matriculation exams, not enough time to prepare students for upcoming exams.

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