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'''NETA''' is a [[Hebrew language]] [[curriculum]] for students in grades 7 though 12 created by curriculum specialists from the [[Hebrew University of Jerusalem]]. NETA is funded by The [[AVI CHAI Foundation]] and partnered with the [[Hebrew College]] in Newton Centre, Massachusetts.<ref>http://netahebrew.com/channels/our_curriculum/introduction.htm</ref> NETA is currently being used by over 90 schools in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the former Soviet Union, and provides training for Hebrew-as-a-second-language teachers as well as curriculum, teaching materials, assessment tools, and mentoring for teachers.<ref>http://netahebrew.com/channels/neta_schools/index.htm</ref> Research conducted at the [[Jewish Theological Seminary of America]] casts serious doubt on NETA's effectiveness as a Hebrew teaching tool |
'''NETA''' is a [[Hebrew language]] [[curriculum]] for students in grades 7 though 12 created by curriculum specialists from the [[Hebrew University of Jerusalem]]. NETA is funded by The [[AVI CHAI Foundation]] and partnered with the [[Hebrew College]] in Newton Centre, Massachusetts.<ref>http://netahebrew.com/channels/our_curriculum/introduction.htm</ref> NETA is currently being used by over 90 schools in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the former Soviet Union, and provides training for Hebrew-as-a-second-language teachers as well as curriculum, teaching materials, assessment tools, and mentoring for teachers.<ref>http://netahebrew.com/channels/neta_schools/index.htm</ref> Research conducted at the [[Jewish Theological Seminary of America]] casts serious doubt on NETA's effectiveness as a Hebrew teaching tool for all student. However it is especially infective for students with [[learning disabilities]].<ref>http://proquest.umi.com/pqdlink?Ver=1&Exp=01-01-2016&FMT=7&DID=1853210211&RQT=309&attempt=1&cfc=1</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:34, 1 April 2011
NETA is a Hebrew language curriculum for students in grades 7 though 12 created by curriculum specialists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. NETA is funded by The AVI CHAI Foundation and partnered with the Hebrew College in Newton Centre, Massachusetts.[1] NETA is currently being used by over 90 schools in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the former Soviet Union, and provides training for Hebrew-as-a-second-language teachers as well as curriculum, teaching materials, assessment tools, and mentoring for teachers.[2] Research conducted at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America casts serious doubt on NETA's effectiveness as a Hebrew teaching tool for all student. However it is especially infective for students with learning disabilities.[3]
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