Mandy Rabinovitch concludes his term at Reali and we are committed to the challenge - to make education relevant • Interview - Hai Pa-TV

(live here) – Mandy Rabinovitch is turning to a new and challenging endeavor at Beit Berel College, after 14 years of management at the Reali School in Haifa. In his new position, he strives to make the education system relevant and adapted to the modern era, while carrying with him the rich experience he has acquired.

Watch the interview I had with Mandy: Summary of an era and the beginning of a new era:

The challenge: to adapt the education system to the digital age

Rabinovitch points to the rapid changes the world is going through, and understands that the education system needs to adapt itself to maintain relevance. In the interview, he emphasizes that the goal is to make teachers more effective tools, capable of giving students the knowledge and skills required in the technological age.

What makes education relevant in the eyes of the younger generation?

Rabinovitch believes that education should not only be professional but also adapted to the interests of the students. He points out that the younger generation wants more than a passive learning ability - they are looking for involvement, creativity and real preparation for the changing world of employment.

The role of teachers in the new era: leaders and not just transmitters

According to Rabinovitch, teachers should not only be information transmitters, but leaders who accompany students in developing independent thinking abilities. The goal is for the teaching to be more meaningful, and to arouse interest and critical thinking among the students.

what next Rabinovitch charts a new path at Beit Berel College

Rabinovitch does not stop here. He is determined to continue to lead change in his new position at Beit Berel College, where he will be able to influence the training of the next generation of teachers.