Well, there is not much more to add. I cant seem to work out the difference between Dirshu and Daf HaYomi. Is it that Dirshu has a Chazoro as well?
can someone explain me the difference between Daf HaYomi and Dirshu
Daf Yomi is a program to learn one daf a day.
Dirshu is an organization which tests people on material. One of their programs is to test people on 30 days worth of Daf Yomi and pay them if they do well.
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Dirshu is a slower pace but it focuses on retention and has accountability built in.
Hi dash, thanks, can you tell me what you mean by retention and what kind of accountability .Also how slow - gadol hadorAug 01 '12 at 11:16
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One is bikiyus. One is iyun. Like what the others here are saying.
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Dirshu is meant as family activity, it is meant for people who wouldnt have done Daf Hayomi by themselves
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