Torah Sync
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For tutors & educators

See what happens between lessons

You assign the standard in lesson; families run Theater at home; you verify before the next session.

Your lesson · their Theater nights · visible follow-through

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Theater Mode step 2 — Bereshit Maftir pasuk 6:6 with synced Hebrew and guide audio.
Educator progress report for Guy Z. — overall readiness, lesson targets, and practice consistency on Bereshit Maftir.
Theater Mode at home · who practiced, what's shaky, and who's ready.
Bereshit Maftir in Theater at home behind an educator progress report for Guy Z.

Your first check-in with a student

Wrap up in 15 minutes with the spot-check sheet; open the progress report before your next lesson.

  1. Open the spot-check sheet
    Print or open on a tablet—student name, portion, and today's psukim.
  2. Cold read three psukim
    Hear start, middle, and end of the assignment. Tick word, trop, pacing, or breath—and one home task per pasuk.
  3. Open the progress report
    Before the next lesson: readiness %, weak psukim, and Theater step completion.

You'll see what happened at home—not just what they practiced.

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From a pilot tutor

“I used to guess what happened between lessons. Now I open the report before we start.”

Private tutor · Bereshit Maftir prep

A typical week with Torah Sync

  1. LessonYou assign aliyah scope and model the standard.
  2. HomeStudent runs Theater Mode (~10 min/night) with Prep Kit calendar checkboxes.
  3. HandoffSpot-check sheet captures cold-read notes and next-week targets.
  4. VerifyEducator report shows what actually happened between sessions.

Tutor-facing tools

Free Prep Kit handoffs plus the in-app educator report—print, share, or open on any device.

Tutor spot-check sheet for Guy Z. — Bereshit Maftir cold-read notes and home assignments.
15-minute lesson close-out — cold read three psukim and assign clear home practice.
Educator progress report for Guy Z. — overall readiness, lesson targets, and practice consistency on Bereshit Maftir.
Readiness check-ins — who practiced, what's shaky, and who's ready.

Tutor spot-check sheet

Printable 15-minute lesson close-out with home assignment lines.

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Educator progress report

Readiness summary your student can print or share from the app.

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Parent night script

Student-led Theater nights—parents check in without teaching Hebrew.

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Prep Kit OS hub

Full Plan → Execute → Support → Verify system for families.

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Running a cohort? See the institution pilot for roster seats and class readiness. Institution pilot

You set the standard—we handle the between-lesson loop

Torah Sync is structured practice at home, not a substitute for your coaching. Families get clear pasuk targets in Theater Mode; you still own trope, pronunciation, and pace.

We do not replace tutors, teachers, or rabbis. Guide audio is Shalom Zachmy's steady Ashkenazi reference—practice between lessons, not instead of yours.

Questions tutors ask

Getting started

Will families still need me if they use Torah Sync?

Yes—you still set trope, pronunciation, pace, and the weekly standard. Torah Sync handles structured repetition between lessons so lesson time goes to cold reads and coaching, not re-covering the same psukim from scratch.

What if my trope or minhag differs from the guide audio?

Use Torah Sync for steady reps between sessions; you still model your student's aliyah standard in lesson. Guide audio is Shalom Zachmy's Ashkenazi reference—not a replacement for your minhag coaching.

What does the educator progress report show?

Overall readiness %, weak psukim flagged as lesson targets, Theater Mode step completion per pasuk, practice consistency, and optional recording playback—so you can focus the next lesson.

Is the tutor spot-check sheet free?

Yes. Print or fill the spot-check on any device—no account required. Pair it with the free Prep Kit calendar and parent night script for home handoffs.

Can I align home practice to the psukim I assign each week?

Yes. Students open the parashah map, jump to your assigned aliyah and pasuk, and run the same four-step Theater Mode loop. Log targets on the spot-check sheet so parents know what to practice.

Can parents run practice without teaching Hebrew?

Yes. The free parent night script walks a student-led Theater Mode session—parents check progress and mark the calendar without teaching trop or pronunciation. You still set the standard in lesson.

Plans & pricing

What should I tell families about pricing?

For one Bar/Bat portion, point them to the lifetime Bar/Bat plan on the pricing page. For a paper plan before checkout, send the free Prep Kit OS—calendar, parent script, and your spot-check sheet.

Ready to try it with a student?

Request an educator walkthrough—we will show you the Theater loop, Prep Kit handoffs, and educator report your families can share.

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Tutor spot-check sheet · Free Prep Kit OS (4 tools)

Walk up to the bimah calm—you did the work.