I have assisted teaching in a broad range of courses in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and ethics (for a full list, see my CV). In the course "Critical Reading in Philosophical Texts" at the Hebrew University, I served as a main instructor charged with designing the syllabus, lecturing, providing feedback on student assignments and working with them both one on one and in small groups to improve their academic reading and writing skills.
For Hebrew language resources on teaching academic writing in philosophy, click here.
A way in which I engage in (a little bit of) public philosophy is through podcasting: in "There and Back Again", my co-host Uria Gilad and I discuss literary and philosophical themes in J.R.R. Tolkien's works in an attempt to make them more accessible to a Hebrew-speaking general audience.