School 2.0 is transforming the teacher’s role – from a Transmitting Teacher, to a Networking Teacher
School 2.0 is transforming the teacher’s role – from a Transmitting Teacher, to a Networking Teacher

Therefore, the classroom is also transforming from the “conventional rows 1.0” setup that promotes separation and maintaining peace and quiet, into a “network classroom 2.0” setup that promotes the art of collaboration


Education Cities supports and guides the process of establishing innovative Schools 2.0, including the structuring of a pedagogic program and providing support to the architects in the construction of an actual program.
Following is a list of some of the places that have undergone or currently undergo such support processes with Education Cities:
“Gvanim” class, Nofey Golan High-school, Kazrin
Hofim Elementary School, Hadera
Be’er Sheva Education Center
Har Hanegev Education Center
Rosh Ha’ayin Education Center
The democratic village – Kefar-Sava
Atidim school – regional council Gezer
The democratic High-school – Hod Ha’Sharon
Innovative school – Kiryat Tiv’on