What are the benefits of problem based learning? A person learns through their own natural abilities rather than being lectured to. This allows for greater mastery and retention, which leads to greater confidence and the ability to help others.
Whether learned individually or in a group, anybody can participate based on their own intuition. The leader, rather than being a sage on a stage, is a guide on the side!
This problem based learning game is ideal for seminars, classrooms, chaburas and local rabbanim who want to give a weekly class on Kashrut.
This fun book is printed on high-quality paper in full color and laminated. It is meant to last through the generations and can be used as a tool for passing on the mesorah of kashrut!
Each case is packed with halachic information to make it user friendly. A teacher need not be a posek to teach Kashrut.
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