I have a question: A guidebook for homeroom teachers in classes for special education students in regular schools

What is the essence of the kit?

A guidebook for homeroom teachers in classes for special education students operating within the regular education system is a teaching aid comprised of approximately 60 questions and answers. The guidebook is intended for homeroom teachers coping with complex issues in the daily lives of their students.

What does the guidebook include?

• Approximately 60 questions and answers on relevant topics.
• A combined response to complex issues.
• Addressing the gap between theory and practice.

Why is this important?

The guidebook responds to educators' needs as they cope with challenges in the special education classes in regular schools. It:

• Shines a light on common issues.
• Proposes a practical response.
• Encourages reflection on the issues, as well as discussions.

Who is the guidebook intended for?

The guidebook is intended for homeroom teaches in classes for special education students in regular schools.

What will we learn in the program?

The guidebook stimulates thinking processes on main issues and encourages discussions in guidance sessions. It supports homeroom teachers in:

• Identifying complex issues.
• Developing a combined response.
• Bridging the gap between theory and practice.

What is special about the program?

• Its relevance to actual needs in the field.
• It forms a foundation of professional knowledge.
• It fosters collaboration with professional entities.

Who are our partners?

The guidebook was developed in a significant knowledge extraction and exploration process in partnership with Meitar regional support center, under the leadership of Mrs. Zafi Louk.