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The Davidson Institute of Science Education

Training Israel’s Team to the International Mathematical Olympiad

28.12.2010

Science Teaching

Intensive training starts today at the Davidson Institute of Science Education. To raise the achievements of the Israeli team,...

hands-on math experience

Showcasing Mathematics

01.05.2010

A new exhibit highlights the fun side of math

students with Laptops on the grass taking part in learning workshops , at the at the Weizmann Institute

Laptop Learning

01.10.2006

Science Teaching

Middle school students bring their laptops to a national gathering

The Science Teaching Department

Motivating For Math: Hands-On Investigations Help Kids "Discover" Mathematical Principles

01.09.1997

Science Teaching

REHOVOT - September 1, 1997 - Question: What do you get when you take 25 children, subtract their textbooks, and add dice,...

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