The Learning Center
Homework Support Program .
Reading, Reference and Learning Support Library
Computer Access for Identifying Learning Materials
Individual and group learning support from Grade 1 to 12 – based on each student's needs and levels. These lessons simplify the complex study materials and present them in small info-bytes that promote knowledge assimilation. Some classes encompass practicing and readying for exams in general, and matriculations in particular. Each teacher maintains close contact with the pupil's parents and school teachers, to ensure the child's work progresses and to reflect his or her efforts and success to all parties involved in that pupil's daily activities
Students with learning difficulties – including students and their families in the didactic diagnosis which identifies learning impairments and providing benefits for children identified as having learning disabilities. Corrective classes are also offered, mentoring pupils on learning strategies to overcome specific learning difficulties.
Volunteer and Personal Mentoring Projects
The center provides a broad range of services to pupils of all ages from diverse schools. In this way the center functions as an educational hub for Kiryat Malachi's Ethiopian community, leading today's children towards a better future.
Social activities allow pupils with weaker learning outcomes to present their stronger traits, manifesting and realizing them, and allowing them to enter society from a stronger, more confident position.
These social activities include personal encounters with students, home visits, meetings with parents, scheduled group activities around topics relevant to teens, challenge activities, trips, festival celebrations.
All the above are reinforced and enhanced by additional enrichment activities including library events, computer challenges, creative workshops, and volunteer activities for the older students who learn not only about receiving but giving back to their community, strengthening not only their sense of belonging but personal empowerment.
Structuring a social program that leads to social realization and overall enrichment.
Organized challenge days that infuse the group with positive power and leadership.
Shared parent / student activities.