How many IB (International Baccalaureate) schools in Israel? Where are they located?
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From what i could find, just the one.  The Anglican International School in Jerusalem.
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From Spanish to English, literally "Which is the capital of Israel?" Meaning, "What is Israel's capital city?"
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1- Gaza Strip\n2- West Bank
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between Israel and Jordan.
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Interlochen is a great school if you can somehow get in...my friend goes there and he loves it.  It would be totally worth your time to take the postgraduate course, but if you didn't want to, you could go to one of the camp programs during the summer.  \n\nA school like that called International Academy in Bloomfield Hills, MI is where I go.  However, the academics are more based on classes like Math and Science instead of the arts.  It's also a public school.  The thing that's interesting about it though is that they accept people from around the world, hence the name "International" Academy.  Since I am American, I had to actually go through a lottery, while International students were automatically accepted.  It's really a great environment, and I encourage you to look into it more.\n\nGood luck, hope this helped.
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International Schools in Karnataka \nBangalore has become the hub of international schools ... Jnanasarovara International Residential School, Mysore ... The International School, Whitefield ...\nhttp://www.karnataka.com/education/international-schools.shtml - \n\n\nThe Hindu : ISKCON to launch meal scheme in Govt. schools \nThe International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) will launch a pilot mid-day meal programme in government schools in Mysore by June 2004. ...\nhttp://www.hindu.com/2004/01/26/stories/2004012607190300.htm
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Hi! I went to a very religious Jewish school. It is very different than public school, though I dont know exactly how, since I was never in public school. This is what I do know:\n\n1) My school was only for Jewish Girls (no boys)\n\n2) only Jewish teachers. Most of the girls that graduate go on to become teachers in Jewish schools. (You dont need a degree since we dont believe in going to college)\n\n3) We have longer hours: 8:45 to 5:00 (sometimes till 4:15)\n\n4) We pray every morning in class and learn Jewish studies until Lunch -which is over at 1:00. From 1 till 4:15 or 5 we learn the English subjects - Math, History, Global, First Aid, Methods (to learn how to teach) Computers, typing, P.A.D., English Literature and Writing, Home Economics, Sewing, Art and Gym.\n\n5) I think we do much better academically than public school student. We were all required to take the Math A, Global History, American History, Biology, Hebrew and English regents. (Math B and Chemistry regent was optional) and just about everybody passed with flying colors. \n\n6) There is no such concept as school not being safe, gaurds, metal detectors or stealing in the school.\n\n7) We all know each other and are close knit. It is sort of like one big family, since we are all Jewish.\n\n8) There is a lot more respect for the teachers/principals - although the level of respect unfortunately has diminished slightly over the years. \n\nI hope I answered your questions!!
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It is called ICS - International Correspondence School - I bet if you googled it, you would come up with something... \ngood luck
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I wouldn't think it is limited to just Israel. I'm sure its like that all over the world, even in the US. People obtain and absorb knowledge differently. Like me and my hubby for example: I had to study really hard in college to make good grades....my hubby could just put minimum effort in and get straight A's.
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The Shulich School of business @ York University.\n\nI've also heard good things about Ivey at the University of Western Ontario
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There are several.  Some of the more notable schools throughout the country include Howe, Fishburne, Hargrave, and St. Johns.  St. Johns is the most popular in the country.  Check out their site here:\nhttp://www.sjms.org/\n\nHope this was helpful!
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Israel :D\n\nWhat about you?
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http://www.netstumbler.com/2005/ 01/26/150_wifi_hotspots_in_israel/ \n\nhttp://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/77441
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The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme is a challenging two-year curriculum, primarily aimed at students aged 16 to 19. It leads to a qualification that is widely recognized by the world’s leading universities.The three core requirements are:\n\n    * extended essay\n\n    * theory of knowledge\n\n    * creativity, action, service.\n\nAll Diploma Programme students must engage in these three activities.
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www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/israel/index.html This should answer all your questions!
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Tel-Aviv isn't the Israeli capital although many embassies are located there due to sensitivity over Jerusalem's status.\n\nTel-Aviv was established in 1909. Jerusalem is the holiest centre of Judaism. King David wanted the temple built there in ancient times. On the Ninth of Av, Jews mourn the loss of the temples when the Babylonians destroyed the temples. In the Passover and Yom Kippur, the services conclude with "Next Year in Jerusalem". Jews would regard Jerusalem as the logical place to rebuild the temples.