1973 - Achiasaf Publishing House Ltd., Israel

Commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this was a landmark text in Hebrew education for immigrants and became a best seller. The book is widely regarded as the principal text in language tuition for immigrants and other foreign students.

1982 - Achiasaf Publishing House Ltd., Israel

The sequel to One Thousand Words, this text expands students' vocabulary and understanding of the use of Hebrew in everyday situations. It was revolutionary in its non-grammar-based approach to language tuition, which proved particularly successful for adult students.

Other influential works

1971 - Jewish Agency, Jerusalem

Rosen wrote this text for the Department of Religious Education and Culture in the Diaspora Countries, a part of the World Zionist Organization. His introduction emphasizes the importance of the Hebrew language to the Jewish people.

1963 - Achiasaf Publishing House Ltd., Israel

A grammar workbook for adults and youths, this text uses Rosen's step-by-step method, clearly outlining and illustrating Modern Hebrew language rules. In his introduction, Rosen addresses the long-standing language tuition debate: whether to teach grammar before speech, or vice versa.

1954 - HaMaarav Publishing, Jerusalem

Commissioned by the Ministry for Education and Culture, this text was written for the Pedagogical Committee for the Campaign for the Conferral of Language to the Nation. It was the principle Hebrew tuition text for new immigrants.

with Yehezkel Cohen - 1962 - Achiasaf Publishing House Ltd., Israel

1976 - Achiasaf Publishing House Ltd., Israel

1969 - World Hebrew Union