Native Speakers
The native-speaker student is defined as a mother-tongue (first language) speaker of English (first-generation Aliyah from English-speaking countries), or as someone possessing near-native proficiency as a result of growing up in a bilingual home or having studied abroad for at least two consecutive years in a school where English was the language of instruction.
Grades and main subjects in curriculum
- Grade
- Main subject
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Occupations
Learning about occupations is important because regardless of age or level, students will use these terms in everyday life
Digital Citizenship
Digital citizenship includes the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior regarding use of technology.
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