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How to DEAL with the next generation
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The first Behind the Bima Socrates quote. Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Senter explains what it really takes to guide students and help them grow. Watch the latest Behind the Bima episode, now live. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-bima/id1513477929 🎧Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hhhCkfDDy9ppIOnASBvjQ?si=ba85f9b046d0452c #behindthebima #chinuch #torahlearning #jewisheducation #jewishpodcast
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I like to quote [music]
Socrates
where he talks about the younger
generation, how terrible they are and
how they gobble their food and they're
they're they're disrespectful. I bring
this quote
>> Socrates I think quote I think this is
the first one that I've ever seen a
Socrates quote. This has been going on
forever where the older generation's
complaining about the younger generation
and how things [music] are different and
nothing's the same and it isn't it's all
different. It's constantly changing.
That's what it is. So it's really just a
question of
of
>> [music]
>> adjusting I think the volume or the
intensity. I'm going to sort of say
managing and I'm going to say it's the
same thing. It's like holding a bird in
your hand.
You hold it too tight [music] you crush
it. You hold it too loose and it flies
away.
And the question is just what's too
tight and what's [music] too loose and I
think that keeps changing.