Goals: Teach the story of Gidon
File Comments: For shababt
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Goals: The chanichim should analyze the leadership skills of Devorah and Yael versus Barak. Devorah and Yael  step up to the challenge and provide leadership from the side, when no leadership is coming from the men.The chanichim should start to see the instability of the Shoftim cycle – there is no one clear leader (Devorah, Barak or Yael?) and the disunity of the Shevatim (only the ones in danger come to fight). 
File Comments: Shiur #7: Perek 4
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Goal: Chanichim will see how Yiftach (in the beginning of his leadership), unlike Avimelech, uses his drive for power and leadership to try and become a good shofet and the Moshiah who will help Bnei Israel.
File Comments: Machal Shiur 12: Perek 10-11
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Goals: The chanichim will discuss what leadership characteristics we can see in Gidon, and why he was chosen to be the Shofet.The chanichim will discuss why Gidon refused at first to accept the leadership of being a shofet, and if this is an appropriate response. They will discuss the questions: How does one balance being humble with stepping up to be a leader? How does one go from doubting oneself as a leader to realizing their potential?
File Comments: Machal Shiur 9: Perek 6
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Goal: Chanichim should see why Avimelech is such a terrible leader and what negative leadership traits we learn from him, and what happens when no one appropriate steps up to fill a leadership role.
File Comments: Machal Shiur 11:  Perek 9
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Goal: The chanichim should understand why Pilgesh B’Givah was such a horrible event – because it happened in a Jewish town by Jewish people, and how absence of leadership in Am Israel at this time allowed this to happen.
File Comments: Machal Shiur #17:  Perek 19
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Backround: Since there are many different ways to present and teach this Perek and so many different things to focus on, I included a lot, but you guys can choose which of these aspects you want to discuss in your shiur.Goals: Chanichim will understand the messages and the various themes in Shirat Devorah, why Devorah sings Shirah after this battle, and why we should sing Shirah in general. 
File Comments: Machal Shiur #8: Perek 5:
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Aim:  The chanichim should learn about the qualities a leader has and the challenges a leader must face, within the framework of the story of Joshua ben Nun to teach them about his life!
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Goal: The chanichim will discuss the downfall of Yiftach, though debating the issue of whether or not he sacrificed his daughter (and why!) and the massacre of Bnei Efrayim.
File Comments: Machal Shiur 13: Perek 11-12
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Goals: Teach about the general pattern of Sefer Shoftim, and about the events of Ehud 
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Goal: Through the story of Gidon, the chanichim will discuss the issues of:When its acceptable for a leader to step down.Striking a balance as a leader between helping the community and taking time for yourself. 
File Comments: Sicha #1
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Goal: The chanichim should see from this story the anarchy and immoral behavior that took place during the time of the Shoftim, largely because there was no king or strong central leader in charge. They will also see the irony and the backwardness shown in this story by the people who should be leaders.
File Comments: Machal Shiur 16: Perek 17 and 18
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Intro: In our last shiurim, we focused on Yehoshua. Now, we will move onto Shoftim, and compare it to Yehoshua. We will also outline the two themes in this Perek which will continue throughout Sefer Shoftim.Lack of leadership – manhigutFailure of Am Israel to kick out the other nations in Israel (hitnachalut- settling the land) – which leads to them worshipping avodah zara, as they are then influenced by those nations.Lack of unity among the shevatim - achdut. They act as separate nations and not as one cohesive unit.Goals:(1)     The chanichim will see the failures and lack of leadership of the Shoftim generation by contrasting the first two perakim of Shoftim to parallels in Sefer Yehoshua.(2)     The chanichim will realize the issues created due to Bnei Israel not taking initiative to finish conquering the land and kick out the avodah zara worshipping nations. 
File Comments: Machal Shiur #3:
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