Review Sheet

Filled in at the end of every class, two per sheet (side A and B)

All sheetsWordExplanationReviewPDF
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Side AFor (day, date):
Review the: GemaraDaf
From:line
Until:line
Word sheet, side number []
1 · Reading Hebrew–Hebrew
2 · Translation Hebrew–English
3 · Comprehension
Explanation sheet, page number []
4
Side BFor (day, date):
Review the: GemaraDaf
From:line
Until:line
Word sheet, side number []
1 · Reading Hebrew–Hebrew
2 · Translation Hebrew–English
3 · Comprehension
Explanation sheet, page number []
4
Fields as he reads them out: Encino · Oct 30, 2012 ▶ 16:08 · Westwood · Nov 21, 2011 ▶ 63:20 · Westwood · Dec 7, 2011 ▶ 60:05. Daf: one dot = amud aleph, two dots (colon) = amud beis. Lines are counted from the top or the bottom, whichever is closer. Box 4 is ticked right after the explanation-sheet pages; its label isn’t read out in these classes.
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Side BFor (day, date):Wednesday, November 23
Review the: GemaraDafכ״א. – כ״א:
From:תיקוlinelast
Until:בדברline2
Word sheet, side number [16, 17]
✓1 · Reading Hebrew–Hebrew
✓2 · Translation Hebrew–English
✓3 · Comprehension
Explanation sheet, page number [10, 11]
✓4
Filled in as he dictates it at the end of Westwood · Nov 21, 2011 ▶ 63:20. The date is the next class. “A handy reference sheet of where we started from, where we got up to, so that when you’re ready to study, you pull this out and it tells you step-by-step exactly what to do.” ▶ 18:05
Rebuilt from the class recordings, wording as he dictated it. ▶ opens the class at that moment. Bava Metzia 21a, Mishnah Eilu Metzios through the Gemara’s היכי דמי.