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New Study Finds Israeli Teachers Rank Low in OECD Skill Comparison
A Shoresh study shows Israeli teachers rank 16th out of 19 OECD countries in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills, with notable gaps in education levels and within Israel's own education streams. Experts call for reforms in teacher recruitment and training.
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- 01Israeli teachers rank 16th out of 19 OECD countries in key skill areas.
- 02Teachers scored lower than OECD peers in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving.
- 0378% of Israeli teachers hold academic degrees, below the OECD average of 84%.
- 04Early childhood teachers have the lowest skill levels among Israeli educators.
- 05Significant skill gaps exist between Arab, Haredi, state, and state-religious education sectors.
- 06Shoresh president calls for reform in teacher recruitment, training, and compensation.
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