Research Group
M.A Students
Being supervised today
Arin Halalia
The contribution of collaboration between the laboratory technician and the team of biology teachers to dynamic open inquiry-based teaching as part of high school biology teaching
Ph.D Students
Being supervised today
Guy Grovas
The influence of meta-creativity on open dynamic inquiry-based learning.
M.A Students
In the past
Semadar Cohen
(2005) - Characterizing the conception of inquiry of teachers teaching the Biomind curriculum.
Martha Porat
(2008) - The Contribution of the Course & quot Teachers' community for educational and environmental leadership" to develop educators' environmental
literacy.
Ilana Schanin
(2009) - Characterization of teachers' understanding of the essence of the inquiry process and the nature of science while experiencing an open inquiry task.
Oshra Aloni
(2009) – Science and technology mini-museum at high school: the authentic learning environment for the development of scientific knowledge, self- efficacy and positive attitudes towards science among students (together with Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy).
Ravit Sarusi
(2011) - Explicit instruction of the skill " Reading complex visual representations& quot: The impact on scientific knowledge, the implementation of the skill
and transfer among high school girls (together with Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy).
Yael Gilat
(2012) - The impact of learning with laptops in 1:1 classes on the development of learning skills and information literacy among middle school students (together with Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy).
Miada Daboor
(2012) - Implementing the new curriculum in chemistry:
achieving goals in developing the skills of reading a scientific text and difficulties of the experimental teachers (together with Dr. Zvia Fund).
Ety Rimerman Shemuali
(2013) - Dynamic inquiry performance, metacognitive
awareness and understanding of the nature of the science of teachers who experienced open inquiry process.
Raaya Israeli
(2014) - The effect of system thinking on students’ comprehension of the biological fundamental principle - homeostasis.
Odelya Hazut
(2016) - Contribution of metacognitive awareness and
collaborative learning to dynamic inquiry performances and student- teacher interactions as they reflected within online forums.
Amos Gueta
(2017) - Contribution of metacognitive support and collaborative learning to students'; inquiry performances within open inquiry-based learning.
Shefa Watted
(2017) - The contribution of the 'Intergenerational sustainability leadership'; project to the development of environmental literacy of the community.
Hagit Isaschar
(2018) - Attitudes of high school students who had experienced guided inquiry learning in comparison to students who had experienced the open inquiry learning regarding the nature of science and the nature of the inquiry process upon graduation and over time as adults.
Liron Schwartz
(2018) - The effect of metacognitive guidance and collaborative learning on a motivational dialog between teacher and student during environmental studies.
Galit Karadi
(2018) - Characterization Types of Transitions Between Stages of Open Inquiry Process 'Bioinquiry' and the Causes of Logical Connection Patterns in that Transition.
Moran Shetal
(2020) - The contribution of combined Health related Physical Fitness Knowledge (HPFK) training with physical education classes to the physical literacy of middle-aged girls.
Itamar Hameeri
(2021) – The Contribution of Metacognitive Support and
Collaborative Learning to Students’ Dynamic Inquiry Performances.
Mahagna Amer
(2021) - The effect of integrating technology into physics
teaching on students’ achievements and self-efficacy (together with Dr. Iris
Schreiber).
Rotem Levi
The difference between zoom-based online vs. classroom lessonplan. performances in creativity and metacognition during COVID-19 pandemic.
Tal Meltz
The implications of SMART (Spaced-learning for Memory and Retention Teaching) - based teaching strategy on memory and creative scientificthinking.
Hagit Ashkenazi
Different approaches to teaching word problems: The impact of the teaching method on student's achievements, with regard to gender differences (together with Dr. Iris Schreiber).
Ph.D Students
In the past
Tova Michalsky
(2004) - The Effects of metacognitive guidance within
asynchronous learning networks on inquiry learning processes (together with
Prof. Zemira Mevarech).
Irit Sadeh
(2008) - Development of basic and dynamic inquiry skills, and knowledge types, during open-inquiry learning in comparison to guided-inquiry learning.
Dorit Bar
(2008) - Influence of teaching that integrates dynamic or static visual models on the development of an understanding of the transformation levels in the subject of 'Synthetic Polymers'.
Sara Klein
(2008) - Characterization of the comprehension of the biological fundamental principal 'homeostasis', learned explicitly with computerized tools.
Idit Adler
(2015) - Developing metacognitive awareness and environmental literacy through metacognitive instruction embedded within collaborative inquiry learning (together with Prof. Zemira Mevarech).
Michal Nisim
(2016) -The effects of aquatic activities during early childhood on sensory-motor, language and perceptual development compared to motoric activities on land (together with Prof. Zemira Mevarech).
Moria Mor
(2016) - The impact of metacognitive instruction and explicit system thinking teaching on understanding the biological fundamental principle - homeostasis.
Pirchi Waxsman
(2017) - The correlation between eye movements and cognition in graph comprehension.
Hagit Cohen
(2018) - The effect of metacognitive awareness and media literacy on the development of drinking oriented nutritional health literacy.
Tal Berger
(2018) - Learning in a 1:1 classroom with personal laptops - it's unique features and effect on students’ attitudes,
abilities, acquisition of 21 st century skills, and comparison to different models of computing (together with Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy).
Sigalit Ortal-Ivry
(2021) - The relationship between Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) and the promotion of environmental literacy as part of the training of a green leadership group (together with Prof. Nir Madjar).
Oshra Aloni
Accommodating Students' Needs in Science Studies— a Multi-Faceted Holistic Approach and the Students' Voice (together with Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy).
Post-Doctorates
Today
Dr. Nimrod Batzon
Post-Doctorates
In the past:
Dr. Michaela Slezak
Dr. Ornit Spektor-Levy
Dr. Noa Avriel Avni
Dr. Bat Shahar-Dorfman
Dr. Zohar Snapir
Dr. Dana Sachyani