When you think of research, you might picture dusty libraries and long hours of solitary study. But at Herzog Academic College, our students are turning research into an exciting and dynamic journey. These future educators are delving into a fascinating array of topics that promise to shape the future of English teaching in Israel. Let's take a closer look at the groundbreaking work being done by our seminar paper students
What is the connection between Parashat Shemot and the English Language
At Herzog College, we believe in the power of collaboration and hands-on learning to shape the educators of tomorrow. This was exemplified in a recent workshop from our "Emergent Literacy" course, where future educators gathered to explore innovative methods for encouraging reading among young learners
On the connection between Parashat Vayigash and the English Language
On the connection between parashat Veyeshev and the English Language
On the connection between Parashat Vayishlach and the English Language
English is full of quirks and mysteries, and silent letters are among its most fascinating features. Silent letters—letters written but not pronounced—challenge learners and enrich the language with its historical depth. In this blog post, we’ll explore the history of silent letters, list all the letters that can be silent (with examples), and clarify which letters are never silent