Yeshivas Eitz Chaim - עץ חיים

[Music] when i walk in the morning i look the boys and i look around i say kind word to them see if anybody needs a pick-me-up statement good morning a lift up which is really my goal i'm really here to define the individualistic talents and what we call characteristics or who knows nature's of every boy to reach into him and show him that he can reach his potential this year is the first year grade four is the first year that boys learn schneider they come to school for many of them it's very new and they started learning schneids for the first time we introduced a new program called kokode mishnais where every boy could be a star in which nice i have boys coming in every morning with smiles from ear to ear telling me that they learned 30 mishnays five forty missionaries last night parents are letting me know how happy they are they don't even have to tell their kids to open a mission anymore kids come in they wanna open up all by themselves they feel like a million bucks they feel so happy to be part of such amazing programs so the things i love the most about this climb are the friends here are amazing they're obeying really know how to connect with the students and just the the learning here is just off the so i feel great across the toe for this climb because now i've learned how to learn gemara and they've taught me how to really stag and learn and learn and learn until there's there's no more time so a lot of times in the school system we have a box and we want each child to fit in what we feel a school should look like and hopefully they can fit into that box but if not then a lot of times a child could be left struggling or left behind so what i what i feel and what i think and what i see from all the rabbem is that we're really working very hard to excel in this area to find the strength of each talmud and if there's a weakness will deal with his weakness in order to bring out the best that he's capable of and not that we have an expectation this is what we need from eight sky in talmud and he must meet our expectations and if not we don't know what to do with him when i think back to elder abandon over the years revenue man really stands out he made the biggest impact i was in his grade when when kobe first started he like every week he would go by everyone's houses give someone like a pepsi or a diet thing he he even started shaka vittaria program he he choose everyone like they were his favorite student so at its kind we really try to create a team each student has his own team and included in that team is that rabaem teachers principals and the parents our graduates go to a range of different schools and the actus that comes in our school despite the fact that we have such a broad range of parents from different backgrounds and with different jewish philosophies within the firm community their children all can come together and be amazing friends and learn torah together and play basketball together and learn math together it's something that allows our students to really appreciate all jews from all kinds of backgrounds so they really coned their own learning because they're setting their path in their direction [Music]