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Chinuch Bais Midrash

Delve into the fundamental chinuch concepts and principles given over to us by Chazal and Gedolim through the ages. Our collection of articles and essays addresses both chinuch hashkafos and practical applications for successful chinuch.

Articles

The Chashivus of Melamdei Tinokos

Dedicated Rebbeim and Moros are far more chashuv than most people realize. This article describes many of the sources which testify to the high esteem in which Chazal held teachers.

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The Definition of Chinuch

What is the Torah definition of Chinuch? This article explores the fundamental understanding of Chinuch and its goals according to Chazal and our Gedolim.

Ahavas Hatalmidim

Our relationship with our students will affect our success in their chinuch more than anything else. Discover the sources, power, and practical applications of Ahavas Hatalmidim.

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The Simcha Principle

This article describes one of the most important principles in Chinuch. It describes the main main way of helping our students grow in Torah and Yiddishkeit, and love learning and school.

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Incentives and Rewards

What is the Torah view on incentives and rewards? Are they helpful or ultimately damaging to students' motivation? This article brings the relevant sources from Chazal and the Gedolim.

The Teacher Principle

Teachers have a tremendous influence of their students. This article looks at some of the sources on the magnitude of that influence, and how to use it in achieving our chinuch goals.

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Having A Successful Conversation

Sometimes we have to have a private conversation with a student in order to help them. This article discusses how to do so successfully.

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Teaching
Good Middos

How important is teaching Middos? Is that something teachers should be doing? And how can it be done?

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Teaching
Ahavas Hashem

Teaching children to love Hashem and have a relationship with him is one of the most important tasks of a teacher. We discuss some of the sources and how to achieve this.

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Teaching Yiras Shomayim vs Yiras Ha'Onesh

Many Gedolim discuss the importance of teaching students Yiras Shomayim. But what does that mean in the context of chinuch?

Teaching Ahavas Hamitzvos - Part 1

In a time when the outside world holds so many attractions, how do we teach our students and children to love and connect to mitzvos? Part 1 of two articles.

Teaching Ahavas Hamitzvos - Part 2

In a time when the outside world holds so many attractions, how do we teach our students and children to love and connect to mitzvos? Part 2 of two articles.

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