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Tsvia Walden
Tsvia Walden ((ヘブライ語:צביה ולדן); born on October 20, 1946) is an Israeli psycholinguist. She is a senior lecturer at Beit Berl〔( Tsvia Walden in Beit Berl site )〕 Academic College and Ben-Gurion University.
==Biography==
Walden specializes in child language, literacy and computer applications in language and literacy acquisition. She is the creator and presenter of popular TV series about language instruction and language acquisition. Recently she was among the creators of a five episode series London corner of Ben Yehuda.〔(Hebrew: 'London, Corner of Ben Yehuda' ), Haaretz, February 5, 2009〕 She was among the founders of the pluralistic Beit Midrash Kolot (Voices), where she studied and taught Jewish Texts for over 12 years. In 2010 Walden was conferred an honorary doctorate from the Hebrew Union College. In addition to her professional work, she is involved in promoting active listening and dialogue through social issues such as promoting human rights, the Middle East peace process and feminist action.
Walden earned her doctoral degree in Psycholinguistics at Harvard University in 1981 and a B.A. in Psychology, as well as a teaching certificate in French, at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem where she also taught Hebrew as a second language. Dr. Walden is the eldest daughter of Shimon Peres the president of the State of Israel and his late wife Sonia.
Walden is married to Professor Raphael Walden, Vascular Surgeon and deputy director of the Sheba Medical Center, Co-Chair of Physicians for Human Rights.
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