Tali Hayosh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3815650 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tali Hayosh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tali |
| FAMILY NAME | Hayosh |
| SIGNATURE | HAYOSH T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beit Berl College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The severely divided Israeli society in quest of a socially-oriented pedagogy
Teachers avoid controversial issues due to lack of knowledge and fear of being sanctioned. This article proposes a new theoretical perspective that views this phenomenon as a part of the neoliberal discourse. Interviewing 70 teachers suggests that whenever they were requested to discuss a controversial issue, they mostly individualised it while ignoring its social-political-civic contexts. These practices might indicate that the education system …
A Global Pandemic and Particular Needs in a Multicultural World
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the education system around the world. This article examines the perceptions of teachers who are members of the Jewish majority and the Arab minority in Israel, particularly on their e-learning role during the pandemic. Based on analysis of metaphors chosen by 20 Jewish and 14 Arab teachers, results of the study indicate two themes: (1) a collectivist perception prevalent among the Arab teachers and (2) an indivi…
Engagement is serious leisure as practice for coping with the stress of daily life
Despite recent low well-being scores, Israel ranked very high on overall life satisfaction (7.1; 0–10 scale), especially compared to the rankings of OECD countries with high well-being scores (6.6, 0–10 scale). To explore whether involvement in “serious leisure” pursuits serves as a strategy for coping with the stresses of daily life in Israel, in-depth interviews were conducted with 63 people involved in yoga, blacksmithing, ceramics and yachtin…
Reverse Integration in Wheelchair Basketball
Wheelchair basketball is one of the most popular sport activities among persons with disabilities. The current study focuses on 'reverse integration' (RI) groups of athletes with and without disabilities playing wheelchair basketball in Israel. A qualitative analysis approach was chosen to examine whether the able-bodied participants in RI wheelchair basketball training and competition identify their participation as a 'serious leisure' (SL) acti…
Engagement is serious leisure as practice for coping with the stress of daily life
Despite recent low well-being scores, Israel ranked very high on overall life satisfaction (7.1; 0–10 scale), especially compared to the rankings of OECD countries with high well-being scores (6.6, 0–10 scale). To explore whether involvement in “serious leisure” pursuits serves as a strategy for coping with the stresses of daily life in Israel, in-depth interviews were conducted with 63 people involved in yoga, blacksmithing, ceramics and yachtin…
Reverse Integration in Wheelchair Basketball
Wheelchair basketball is one of the most popular sport activities among persons with disabilities. The current study focuses on 'reverse integration' (RI) groups of athletes with and without disabilities playing wheelchair basketball in Israel. A qualitative analysis approach was chosen to examine whether the able-bodied participants in RI wheelchair basketball training and competition identify their participation as a 'serious leisure' (SL) acti…
Reverse Integration in Wheelchair Basketball
Wheelchair basketball is one of the most popular sport activities among persons with disabilities. The current study focuses on 'reverse integration' (RI) groups of athletes with and without disabilities playing wheelchair basketball in Israel. A qualitative analysis approach was chosen to examine whether the able-bodied participants in RI wheelchair basketball training and competition identify their participation as a 'serious leisure' (SL) acti…
Engagement is serious leisure as practice for coping with the stress of daily life
Despite recent low well-being scores, Israel ranked very high on overall life satisfaction (7.1; 0–10 scale), especially compared to the rankings of OECD countries with high well-being scores (6.6, 0–10 scale). To explore whether involvement in “serious leisure” pursuits serves as a strategy for coping with the stresses of daily life in Israel, in-depth interviews were conducted with 63 people involved in yoga, blacksmithing, ceramics and yachtin…
A Global Pandemic and Particular Needs in a Multicultural World
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the education system around the world. This article examines the perceptions of teachers who are members of the Jewish majority and the Arab minority in Israel, particularly on their e-learning role during the pandemic. Based on analysis of metaphors chosen by 20 Jewish and 14 Arab teachers, results of the study indicate two themes: (1) a collectivist perception prevalent among the Arab teachers and (2) an indivi…
The severely divided Israeli society in quest of a socially-oriented pedagogy
Teachers avoid controversial issues due to lack of knowledge and fear of being sanctioned. This article proposes a new theoretical perspective that views this phenomenon as a part of the neoliberal discourse. Interviewing 70 teachers suggests that whenever they were requested to discuss a controversial issue, they mostly individualised it while ignoring its social-political-civic contexts. These practices might indicate that the education system …
Political science (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Pedagogy (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Anthropology (1 works) · Applied Psychology (1 works) · Applied Psychology (1 works)