Social Learning - No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

NB: Each Purchase Includes 10 Booklets

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished explores the dilemma of
determining the culpability of a criminal in the instance
where the crime resulted in a benefit to the victim. It
raises the issue of whether a person is judged by the
intent of his actions, or their outcome. The primary goal
of this lesson is for the students to grapple with this issue
through the perspective of Jewish law.

Social events often offer great sensory experiences while educational programs prioritize knowledge over feelings.

Social learning brings the advantages of both together in one neat package. A first-class educational program with the stimulation of a gala-social. An appeal to the mind and the senses. Most importantly, an incorporated approach to allow for choice between round-table discussion, teacher-led dialogue, or a traditional shiur.

It is the new standard in Torah learning.

What you receive:
Every lesson contains a wide variety of current and fascinating topics in a beautifully designed, easy-to-use packet, along with a well-developed Teacher Manual.

A set of discussion cards for each participant 
Promo items
Social media graphics

How it works:
Please watch this intro video to understand how a social learning event works.

Attendees socialize with their friends and have a great Torah conversation at the same time. You the shliach and shlucha are the moderators while the attendees and the card sets become the teachers.