Mishnah sedurah

the long version

It is a standard text in many Yeshivot and Day Schools in Israel, and throughout the Jewish World. **Teachers** find teaching easier. The clear text makes it easy to follow along. Many summarize the content of each Mishna, instructing the class to pencil in notes alongside the text. Students love the Mishna Sdura because it makes it easy to remember. Many students report that their visual memory has become used to the tzurat hadaf, and remember where different topics are located, many years after having learned those Mishnayot. **Formats** The Mishna Sdura is available in a variety of formats which are each suited to different types of learning situations and conditions: All of the pages are arranged exactly the same way, to facilitate memorization, for those who switch between sizes in order to continue their learning in various environments. 1. **Large Edition**: 2 vol. hard cover with sturdy slip case (size: 11.2 in × 8.66 in × 2.17 in) Deluxe edition 2 or 1 vol. available with traditional maroon and black “sefer” cover.Suitable for classroom study where there are many repetitions; plenty space for notes. 2. **Medium SIzed Edition**: 3 or 1 vol. hard cover with sturdy slip case (size: 9.6 in × 8.66 in × 2.17 in) Portable for learning in school and also at home. 3. **Soft Cover pocket size**: 3 or 1 vol. (size: 6.1 in × 4.7 in × 3/4 in). For learning on the road. **Special Editions** 1. **Shirt-Pocket size editions** of individual masechtot: Pirke Avot, Brachot, Kidushin, Tamid. 2. **Booklet Edition**: Large size, (A4) soft cover, single sdarim for students. 3. An edition including the perush of **Rav Ovadiya meBartenura** is being prepared at this time. For updates on its progress, please check our website. **Mishna teachers and Students** Mishna Sdura has proven that it can help raise the level of your learning, and the success and commitment of your students. The Publisher, Rabbi Eliyahu Dordek, would be pleased to assist teaching staff and students to plan their learning, chazara and ... siyumim! Web Site [www.mishnasdura.org.il][1] provides free download of much educational material, songs, Mishna readings, charts and more. Also, any student who finishes a Seder of Mishna with the Mishna Sdura can take his picture during his siyum, and send it by E-mail. He will receive a prize, and in addition his picture will be posted on the Wall of Honor on our site. [1]: http://Mishna Sdura Site