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It’s true that Israeli kids lag behind in standardized tests. But that’s not where the genius of Israeli education lies

Israel’s surprising way of teaching skills for innovation


On the global scale, Israeli youth are falling behind in academic achievements. According to recent research conducted by PISA (Program for International Student Assessment), Israel is in the bottom 40 percent in mathematics and science. Israel consistently trails behind countries such as China, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland and Austria. Yet it has the highest density of startups per capita in the world and is ranked No. 2 in innovation, according to the World Economic Forum’s competitiveness report. How is a country so successful in technological entrepreneurship, which demands extensive knowledge in mathematics, science, finance and business, so far behind in math and science education?-- More...
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