Hebrew Lessons Noga

I was asked recently what sets me apart from other teachers? And I really tried to think with myself why they would come to me, why? Because of the beautiful smile?
In any case, I came to the conclusion that in fact I always taught, in the 4th grade the teacher next to me was an immigrant from Spain and in the 8th grade the teacher next to me was an immigrant from Russia, and I accompanied them in the afternoon as well, I took it most seriously.
I had a friend who, when we were studying the humanities, I usually explained the material to her and that's how the material was assimilated in my head.
I was in a course for soldier teachers to receive Aliyah, and think what it is like to have a child in the first grade who neither knows how to speak Hebrew nor how to read in any language...
complex right?

But my love, my passion, the desire to perfect, the desire to learn from the field, the tendency to go hand in hand with the student and adapt specifically to him