Too Much Study
Q: Can Kabbalah drive someone insane? Can over-exploring Kabbalah have a negative effect on a person with strong emotional responses? […]
Q: Can Kabbalah drive someone insane? Can over-exploring Kabbalah have a negative effect on a person with strong emotional responses? […]
– Previously we said that ideally, a group should consist of eight to ten children at most, with not one,
– If an educator favors some children more than others, should that person not be an educator? – In that
Who is the “educator”? How should he be prepared, and how should he interact with children and parents? – In
– In the process of interacting with children, someone usually becomes the “teacher’s pet.” That is, instructors tend to like
What do we expect from the visits to these places? The children should associate themselves with the person or the
– Are there any age related rules? For example, should children aged 9-12 be given more information about the animal
– Suppose a group of children carried out some kind of project and completed it. Should we reward them in
When we describe this method, we underline that the best result is achieved when a child goes through all the