Wednesday, March 25, 2015

HEMDA - Where Tel Aviv high school students study chemistry and physics

  • State of the art equipment and facilities.
  • Teachers, mostly scientists with PhDs  who do their own research as well as teach.
  • Teachers and students all working together. ( Although when observed you wonder why they are arguing?  but it is science they are discussing).  Through discussion comes innovation.
  • Teachers have a 40 hour, 11 month work schedule.  
  • There is a spirit there similar to a ball game in Winslow.  Motivation & enthusiasm.



Spring is coming to Tel Aviv.






 



Every man for himself parking.




Statue, but a typical thinking pose :)

At HEMDA
Physics students preparing for
exams.  There was no teacher
in the room ( he had 2-3 rooms
going on at the same time, reviewing) but these guys were BUSY. 


 Students are comfortable at HEMDA. :)

 Equipment galore. Chemistry and physics.
 All classrooms are laboratories.


 Teachers have small offices where they can work or meet.


And Dr. Tehilla Ben-Gai, director of HEMDA and a motivating force!
 Biggest periodical table ever- with samples of items made from these elements.


1 comment:

  1. So great to find your blog. Are the classes separated by gender? Do the gals have access to the same amount of equipment for the sciences? Are the #s of gals as interested in the sciences as the boys? I love the periodic table!

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