Students learn what they want
A perek of Tanach, a sugya of Gemara, a stack of Mishnayot, a sefer they never opened. Learning follows the student's curiosity instead of a fixed checklist.
The idea behind the club
The Matmidim Club helps every student find the part of Torah they want to learn, feel the sweetness of it, and get rewarded all the way there.
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For the student
The club is built around one belief: a student who chooses what to learn, and is rewarded for it, keeps learning.
A perek of Tanach, a sugya of Gemara, a stack of Mishnayot, a sefer they never opened. Learning follows the student's curiosity instead of a fixed checklist.
Every bit of learning earns points the student can really spend in the Shuk. Effort turns into something they can hold the same week.
When students learn topics they enjoy, Torah stops being a task. They taste it, they ask for more, and the next session starts on their own.
A student who never thought they could finish a masechet does it — then the next one. Goals, streaks and badges mark each door that opens.
Hours, dapim, siyumim and points add up in front of the student: last month beside this month, so growth is something they can actually see.
Points are the encouragement. The love of learning is the goal.
Students come for the prizes and stay because a Gemara they never thought they'd open is now their favorite part of the day.