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1. Introduction
learning should be a shared experience where students actively engage with one another in a meaningful exchange of ideas. In contemporary educational settings, the Chavruta model has garnered attention beyond Jewish studies, demonstrating its versatility and applicability across various disciplines. The method encourages learners to pair up and explore texts, concepts, or problems together, fostering an environment where questioning and critical thinking are not only welcomed but essential. This form of collaborative learning promotes not just the retention of information but also a deeper comprehension of the material being studied. The dialogue that occurs during Chavruta sessions allows participants to articulate their thoughts, confront differing viewpoints, and refine their understanding through the insights gained from their partner’s perspective. One of the significant advantages of the Chavruta approach is its inherent adaptability to different learning sty
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