Podcast
Talk with Dr. Limor Leibovitz
In an age where algorithms write songs, robots recognize emotions, and children learn by chatting with AI—how do we preserve our humanity?
How do we protect values-based education and foster real connections between teachers and students, and between students themselves?
In this podcast series, we explore the big questions on every educator’s and parent’s mind in the AI era:
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What does personalized learning with AI really look like?
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What is the role of educators in an automated world?
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How can we balance technological innovation with emotional intelligence?
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And what might the education system look like ten years from now?
This podcast channel continues the conversation started in the blog, courses, and workshops led by Dr. Limor Leibovitz—an educator, innovator, and creative thinker with over 30 years of experience.
Join us on a journey filled with questions, ideas, and hands-on tools for those who believe that education can—and must—reinvent itself in the age of machines.
How to Raise a Resilient Child?
Hungry for Knowledge – A Podcast with Or Daniel
Meet Dr. Limor Leibovitz – author, lecturer, and leader of educational innovation at the Ministry of Education, who has dedicated her life to integrating technology into learning.
In this episode, we will explore how to educate children and employees not only to be resilient but anti-fragile – those who don’t merely survive change but thrive within it.
We’ll discuss the anti-fragility model Limor developed, understand the difference between resilience and anti-fragility, learn how to build resilient communities, and reflect on our responsibility as parents, educators, and leaders in the era of artificial intelligence.
You’ll also gain practical tools, deep educational principles, and personal examples.
Innovation in Technology
Inclusion in Practice – A Podcast with Moriah Talmor
Moriah Talmor talks with Dr. Limor Leibovitz, head of the M.A. program in the integration of students with learning disabilities and behavioral difficulties at David Yellin College, researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Education at Bar-Ilan University.
In this episode, Dr. Leibovitz discusses the difference between traditional and innovative pedagogy and the advantages of the digital environment in learning, presents the four stages of the SAMR model, and explains what disruptive innovation is and what is required to turn it into a positive force.
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