Gemara
Iyun
Focused study of a sugya develops reasoning, careful reading, and the ability to work through the structure of an argument in the Gemara.
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Congregation Tiferes Yisroel Moshe · North Woodmere
Learning with depth.
Growing with purpose.
Our day centers on serious Torah learning, with an emphasis on understanding, independent learning skills, and consistent personal growth.
The Learning
The work of the beis medrash.
Our program combines focused seder time, shiurim, and opportunities for personal guidance from the rebbeim. The aim is to strengthen both the ability to learn and the commitment to keep learning.
Alongside the regular learning schedule, the rebbeim emphasize the individual. A talmid is encouraged to ask questions, clarify a sugya, build good learning habits, and keep growing from his current level.
The daily structure includes time for tefillah, first and second sedarim, shiur, mussar, and night seder. Mishna Berura follows Shacharis.
Core Areas
Four pillars of learning.
Gemara
Bekius
Learning for breadth and continuity helps a talmid build familiarity with more material and develop regularity and momentum in his learning.
Halacha
Practical clarity
Halacha learning places emphasis on understanding the relevant sources and bringing Torah into ordinary daily decisions. The day includes Mishna Berura study.
Mussar
Middos and avodah
Mussar is an opportunity for reflection and practical work on character. The yeshiva approaches this avodah with seriousness and personal attention.
Daily Seder
A full day of Torah.
The schedule below is the yeshiva's published regular seder schedule; contact the office to confirm times before a visit.
Shacharis
Mishna Berura
Breakfast
First Seder
Shiur
Lunch
Mussar Seder
Second Seder
Dinner
Night Seder
Maariv
See the learning for yourself.
Visitors can arrange to sit in on a shiur or spend time in the beis medrash.