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The age 25 test: Real education is not measured by the yeshiva the child was accepted to
We have many measures of good education: how many pages of Gemara he knows, which yeshiva he was accepted to, how quiet he is in class, how he looks to the outside and more. But there is one important question we must ask as parents, and it is precisely the one that determines everything. How will he look at age 25? Two stories, from which we will try to understand why this is the measure we should adopt.
· Source: Kikar HaShabbat. Photo as published in the article
We have many measures of good education: how many pages of Gemara he knows, which yeshiva he was accepted to, how quiet he is in class, how he looks to the outside and more. But there is one important question we must ask as parents, and it is precisely the one that determines everything. How will he look at age 25? Two stories, from which we will try to understand why this is the measure we should adopt.
