Matanel Perach Zahav Connection Through Generations The Ruth Z. Korman Pelech School for Girls

Vision

In an era when communication sets the tone amongst youngsters, this project provides a connection between generations. The project will teach the younger generation, that the seniors have plenty to teach, and on the other hand, will connect the seniors to the world of the students, giving them the opportunity to feel and understand that they are valuable and have plenty to share and learn.

Activity

The aim of the project is to connect generations – the seniors to the students – The students to the seniors. The connection will be formed by means of meetings between the two groups which will emphasize the connection between these generations.
The yearly program will consist of:

Three Annual Trips
– 40 seniors and 40 students will participate in each trip.
– Entry to various sites
– Security
– First Aid
Two Cultural Activities (Shows and Performances)
– 40 seniors and 40 students will participate in each activity.
Two Lectures
– 40 seniors and 40 students will participate in each lecture.
Six Annual Workshops: Gardening, Life Stories, Cooking, Crafts

The young person has better vision, but the older person sees better than he does

- Henriette Szold

Ronit Korem

Ronit Korem was born in 1974. She is a mother of 5 and lives in a town in central Israel, called Nechusha.
Ronit graduated from Tzvia High school in 1992 and then continued to do a year of National Service at a school in Kiryat Shmonah. Her work there included teaching New Immigrants. Ronit completed her studies at Bar Ilan University, graduating with a B.A in Informal Education and History of Israel.
Ronit has done various courses which contribute to her vast knowledge and experience that she brings with her. Ronit has been teaching since 1997 and has been teaching at The Ruth Z. Korman Pelech School for Girls since 2000. Ronit also enjoys ceramics and cooking.

Activity Reports

2018-2019

Activity Report

2017-2018

Activity Report