What should a working individual's learning schedule look like? Are women allowed to learn Torah? Should a person teach his daughter Torah?

What should a working individual's learning schedule look like? Are women allowed to learn Torah? Should a person teach his daughter Torah?

What should a working individual's learning schedule look like? Are women allowed to learn Torah? Should a person teach his daughter Torah?

Can - or should - a person have a profession when trying to become a Torah scholar? When has a person fulfilled his obligation of learning? How much time should be spent on Tanach, on Mishnayot, and on Gemara - and how are those three things defined?

Can - or should - a person have a profession when trying to become a Torah scholar? When has a person fulfilled his obligation of learning? How much time should be spent on Tanach, on Mishnayot, and on Gemara - and how are those three things defined?

Can - or should - a person have a profession when trying to become a Torah scholar? When has a person fulfilled his obligation of learning? How much time should be spent on Tanach, on Mishnayot, and on Gemara - and how are those three things defined?

When should a person's primary study take place - before or after marriage? At what age should a child begin learning, and what does he learn first? May a person pay money to hire a teacher, and is the teacher allowed to accept money that is offered for his services?

When should a person's primary study take place - before or after marriage? At what age should a child begin learning, and what does he learn first? May a person pay money to hire a teacher, and is the teacher allowed to accept money that is offered for his services?

When should a person's primary study take place - before or after marriage? At what age should a child begin learning, and what does he learn first? May a person pay money to hire a teacher, and is the teacher allowed to accept money that is offered for his services?

Join the Maimonides Minute as we begin a new series on Hilchot Talmud Torah. Today's shiur focuses on the relationship between teaching and learning, priority in deciding who should be taught first, and the halachic differences between teaching your son, grandson, and other students.