Tag: hebrew
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Learning to code and the argument for bribing our kids to read
Our son’s new interest in learning to code prompted me to think about how I could link this hobby to persuading him to read more. In doing so, it seems to me that there is a strong argument to be made for bribery.
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Becoming Israeli is the hard part
Becoming an Israeli citizen was the easy part. Becoming an Israeli is the hard part. Part of it is tied to Hebrew (for me at least) and the rest is about internalising my people’s history.
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Pushing my linguistic envelope
I’m nearing the end of my ulpan classes and my teacher is pushing my linguistic envelope a little. He sent me a relatively advanced text about my city, Modi’in, and suggested I present to my class about it tonight.
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Finding my Israeli identity in Hebrew
I am an עולה חדש (oleh hadash – new immigrant) and the more time we spend here the more I believe that being fluent in Hebrew is my key to unlocking my new identity.
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When not knowing more Hebrew than your kids do can hurt them
Knowing more Hebrew is as much about helping your kids progress as it is about being able to order your morning coffee.
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