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Jewish education

the traditional practice of studying texts in pairs through dialogue and argument, which Holzer and Kent analyze as a way of learning.

In Jewish education, havruta refers to the traditional practice of studying texts in pairs through dialogue and argument, which Holzer and Kent analyze as a way of learning. This meaning comes from Holzer (2013) in A Philosophy of Havruta.[1]

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References

Holzer, E., & Kent, O. (2013). A Philosophy of Havruta. Academic Studies Press. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.36309383

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