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Take-home lessons for elite educators from the U.S.

Teach for America participants say their visit to Israel provided insight into dealing with classroom challenges they face at home.

By Judy Maltz | 04:50 27.07.12 |

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Abe Katz teaches junior high students at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Leah Streslin teaches kindergartners at the Navajo Nation reservation in New Mexico.

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