Teaching Philosophy

Experience is the best way of learning!

In addition to my research, I am dedicated to integrating theory and practice in my teaching. At institutions such as Humboldt and Potsdam Universities and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, I have developed courses that engage students through simulations, games, experiments, and original independent research. Moreover, I led the Faculty of Social Science Internship program at Hebrew U.

My commitment to educational innovation has been recognized with the title of best teacher (2021/2022), and I continue to evolve my teaching methods, including integrating AI features.

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My Courses

Politics and Society in Israel: An Urban Perspective (BA/MA)

"Politics and Society in Israel: An Urban Perspective" is an interdisciplinary course on modern Israel, covering state establishment, political systems, social divisions, the Israel-Palestine conflict, Jewish immigration, and urban influence. It explores theories like divided, mixed, or start-up cities using examples like Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Acre. Through lectures, readings, and research, students gain insight into Israel's politics, critical thinking skills via city projects and cross-cultural awareness.

Other Courses:

  1. Introduction to Leadership Studies (BA)

  2. Reading in PPE (Philosophy, Political Science, Economy)

  3. Israeli Political Institutions: Theory and Practice (Internship program - BA/MA)

  4. Introduction to academic writing and scientific reading (BA)

  5. Israel Government (BA)

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