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Direct linkDavid, Hanna; Khalil, Mahmood – Gifted and Talented International, 2009
Since Israel's independence in 1948 Arab females were the main beneficiaries of the law of mandatory education. Arab women aged 65+ have, on average, less than one year of formal education. Their granddaughters, aged 18-24, have about 12.5 years of schooling--a number that increases each year. As in many Arab countries, Arab girls in Israel tend…
Descriptors: Females, Compulsory Education, Arabs, Older Adults
