What is the philosophy of Israeli education?

Israel is a small country, but it has the largest number of Yale University alumni in the Middle East. So what is the philosophy of Israeli education? Let’s take a look below.

1. Israel attaches great importance to basic education and cultivates students’ open thinking. In education, Israel focuses on cultivating students' open thinking and believes that asking questions is more important than solving problems. It encourages students to explore and question, challenge authority, and break stereotypes, thereby cultivating innovative talents with ideas and critical thinking.

2. Israel pays attention to educational equality. Part of the population in Israel is immigrants from Western Jews with relatively high socio-economic conditions and educational levels. Another part of the population is immigrants from less developed countries with poor socio-economic conditions and low educational levels. In order to solve this problem, Israel has adopted free education. The bill implements free education in high school grades.

3. Israel attaches great importance to the mental health development of children. Israel is a country that grew up in the flames of war, and peace is hard to come by. Therefore, Israel attaches great importance to the healthy physical and mental growth of children. Only when the entire nation is strong can the country prosper.

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