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Can students learn, understand and remember what they learned cumulatively, for weeks? Perhaps the best answer to that question resides with the master torah program. At the Kinus Hamechanchim Rabbi Meir Pagrow will teach the Melamdim how.

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Can students learn, understand and remember what they learned cumulatively, for weeks? Perhaps the best answer to that question resides with the master torah program. At the Kinus Hamechanchim Rabbi Meir Pagrow will teach the Melamdim how.

How is it that boys in Rabbi E. Wolf’s eighth grade class in Oholei Torah have been able to learn the entire Mesechta of Sota by heart is six weeks? Why does Rabbi F. Oster of the Oholei Torah Beis Midrash say that heaving “farhered” the class, he has never seen anything like it?

Rabbi Meir Pagrow’s Master Torah revolution was introduced to Crown Heights mechanchim this spring with the goal of creating an interest in learning the master Torah system, which he will do at both Chinuch Kinusim this summer. At the Kinus HaMechanchim Rabbi Pogrow will teach and demonstrate the Master Torah method, he will give participants the tools they need to teach successfully and he be a scholar in residence for both Kinus days. At the women’s Kinus Rabbi Pogrow will demonstrate how the system works for Chummash, Navi and Halacha instruction.

After listening to Rabbi Pogrow’s overview Rabbi Wolf decided to give it a try, the rest as they say, is history. The class took to the new approach with unbridled enthusiasm.

Mechanchim from across the country will be coming to the Kinus HaMechanchim, to be held this year at the Dolce, in Norwalk, CT will take place Sunday and Monday, Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, July 3rd and 4th. For further information and to register, visit www.Chinuchoffice.org.

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5 Comments

  • lemel

    I have been using his method on myself for a few weeks and I can attest that results are amazing. It works only, however, if you commit fully to it day in and day out.

  • Michoel Dovid

    I have been working on Rosh Hashana and have the first 5 daf practically memorized. As long as you commit set times for learning and do review, it works out perfectly.