Modern Hebrew Advanced 1
This ten-week course is designed for advanced students who have a solid understanding of Hebrew. The topics covered in this course include the historical and contemporary aspects of the Kibbutz, the usage of the preposition “on” and the verb “to be” in the past and present tense, expressing possibilities and impossibilities, and an introduction to the renowned Israeli poet Rachel Bluestein. We will be using the textbook, Hebrew from Scratch Part 2, lesson 2. Purchase the textbook on Amazon here.
Please Note: Any refunds must be issued within two weeks of the start date of your class. Registration must be processed through a computer (laptop or desktop) only.
This class meets the following Wednesdays from 7pm to 9pm PT:
- January 15
- January 22
- January 29
- February 5
- February 12
- February 19
- February 26
- March 5
- March 12
- March 19
Alisa Lottati has an extensive background in teaching Modern and Classical Hebrew at various levels within the Ulpan method at schools and universities. She holds an M.A. in Education and Jewish Studies from George Washington University in D.C., a B.A. in Political Science and History from Haifa University, and a teaching degree from Oranim College. Alisa has also undergone training in Hebrew at the Center courses, offered by Brandeis University and the NETA language program.
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