MyShliach

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Tanya Ba’al Peh Individualized
 
This program is dedicated in the memory of Nosson Deitsch OBM.
Nosson was a young bochur who learned and continued to review all 53 Perokim of Likutei Amorim by heart until his passing on Lag Ba’omer 5770 and throughout his life inspired other to do the same.
GOAL:
To provide Chayolim with the tools to learn Tanya by heart at their own personalized pace.
This program gives Chayolim the ability to choose their own weekly quotas and watch their success as they learn פרקים of TBP.

Read more about our dream campaign!

1.  Benefits
2.  Chayol / Parent Overview
3.  Tutorial

LEARN HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS

1.    Benefits of this campaign:

• Control – every child is in control of his personalized quota. On the kiosk he can choose a quota from ¼ line a week – to 5 lines a week. The child can always go to the simulator and change his quota if he feels he can do more.
• Commitment – because there’s a weekly mission the child will feel the need to constantly be learning. The stats bar and his schedule will let him know that a mission is pending if the quota was not filled.
• Mastery – because the child needs to constantly be tested on everything he learned, he will constantly review it and he will IYH walk out of elementary mastering a huge amount of Tanya Baal Peh.
• Success – because every child has a quota small enough for him to accomplish he will feel successful as he completes his quota. He will also realize that these small steps are helping him reach his ultimate goal for his/her bar/ bas mitzvah.
• Contribution – the thermometer on the home page will help the child recognize how his participation affects the global amount of Tanya being learned by children around the world.

 
2. Chayol / Parent Overview:
 
“I am a Chayol. What is required of me?”
• You chose a weekly quota of Tanya Baal Peh.
• This quota is your weekly mission.
• Your Commander/Parents test you periodically, and for each weekly mission you complete, you earn yourself one step closer to earning a Tanya ba’al peh medal as well as a TBP sticker.
• After doing 15 missions (receiving 15 stickers), you earn and receive your white Tanya medal.
• After the next 20 missions done, you receive your red Tanya medal, and so on.
 
“I am a parent. What is required of me?”
• Enroll each Chayol into the TBP campaign.  You can do this in either of 2 ways:
a. Chayolim can enroll themselves into the campaign on their kiosk account.
b. You can enroll the Chayolim through you parent account > Tanya Program > Enrollment.
• Click “Reports” and print the TBP Schedule for each child in addition to their weekly mission sheets. Make sure each Chayol keeps the report in their binder, under the TBP tab. This schedule shows Chayolim what lines are due and when.
• You test the Chayolim periodically. For each mission completed, you sign that box on the schedule and then give the Chayol a sticker for his/her sticker chart (Please note: stickers will only be available at a later date, so please keep track of how many stickers you will owe your child by then).
•  At the end of the week make sure you test your child on the Tanya he has done. Click on “Marking” and enter that data into the system. Print the marking sheet and write lines completed for your child to keep in his/her binder.
 
This chart should help you decide what your child quota should be:
 
 
3. Step by Step Tutorial


 
1. Enroll your children into the TBP campaign.
You can do this in either of 2 ways:
a. Chayolim can enroll themselves into the campaign on their kiosk account.
b. You can enroll the Chayolim through you parent account> Tanya Program> Enrollment.
Follow the instructions on the page.
 
2. Mazel Tov - your Chayolim are now enrolled!        
They each have a schedule of what and by when they will learn.
Click on:
> Reports
> Print the marking sheet

3. Chayolim keep this report in their sticker binder, under the TBP tab.
 
4. You should test the Chayolim every week if possible, and for each mission completed you will sign that box on the Schedule, and then give the Chayol a sticker for his sticker chart. (Please note: stickers will only be available at a later date, so please keep track of how many stickers you will owe your child by then).
 
5. Under the “Marking” tab mark down how many lines the Chayol was tested on and then click “Save”
The Tanya Program Homepage has 4 tabs: Enrollment, Quotas, Marking and Reports.
•  Enrollment is where you can enroll each Chayol, if he hasn’t already enrolled thorough his kiosk.
•  Quotas help you edit the amount of lines Chayolim learn per week. You can select all and change all your children’s quotas too.
•  Marking guides you through the testing process. By following Lines Due, you can test each chayol for the accurate amount of lines, and then enter the completed lines into the system.
•  Reports shows the missions needed to reach medals. Each mission is a quota - and when completed, the Chayol earns a sticker. After completing the required amount of stickers, the chayol earns his medal!
GOOD LUCK!