Hebrew instruction, language assessment.

Teach university students Hebrew language courses levels 1 through 5, and mentor guided/independent studies. ‎Teaching catered to adult learners needs, tailored and student-centered, in-class and remotely. ‎Remote teaching of small groups and individuals, instructing directed study and independent research. Performing oral proficiency tests and other language assessment.

Specialize in teaching Hebrew to adults at the undergraduate level. In another capacity, serve as an Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) tester and perform language assessment of native and non-native speakers (students, faculty candidates and other government personnel) for purposes of placement and graduation requirements. Instruction and preparation of American servicemen for the job of cryptologic language analysts while conducting research in order to improve teaching of listening.As… Show more Specialize in teaching Hebrew to adults at the undergraduate level. In another capacity, serve as an Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) tester and perform language assessment of native and non-native speakers (students, faculty candidates and other government personnel) for purposes of placement and graduation requirements. Instruction and preparation of American servicemen for the job of cryptologic language analysts while conducting research in order to improve teaching of listening.As a teacher, main strengths are utilizing authentic materials and technologically oriented teaching tools combined with up-to-date teaching methods tailored to the autonomous, adult leaner. Can instruct any level, from a basic course and survival language to a fully conversational colloquial Hebrew including high level thinking, verbalizing abstract ideas. Capacities: Teacher, Teaching team leader, Departmental technology expert. Excellent results of students taking the final tests (DLPT and OPI). DLI is an ACCJC accredited foreign language Institute. Show less

Hebrew instruction at the highest (4,5) levels. Teaching all aspects of language in all four modalities. Connecting the language to its cultural and historical aspects. Excellent feedback and reviews from students colleagues and supervisors.

Teaching Hebrew and Judaic studies, grades 7 to 12.

Teaching Hebrew and Jewish studies.