Gemara Tutor vs Ancient Idalion

The program teaches words and concepts of Gemara in a way that the student is not forced to remember a long boring list of words. Let the computer handle the boring work, let the student face the challenge. The challenge of playing against the computer encourages the students to outdo the computer. Through this game they end up with a solid foundation of Gemara knowledge that will last a lifetime. The program grades you and corrects your mistakes. It will also keep track of your progress so you can monitor your own improvement. This feature is excellent for teachers and parents and allows you to create incentives for the students. For example, challenge the child to score 10,000 points. Being that the computer keeps track of each student by name and grade, the teacher has a way of verifying and rewarding the students. Features - Gemara Tutor Ideal Tool for Building your Talmud Vocabulary... From the beginning. Nothing taken for granted. Suitable for all levels of Talmud Study... Develops Serious Gemara Skills... Dramatically increases comprehension... Puts the fun back into learning... Teaches Hundreds of Keywords... Teaches Phrases & Talmudic concepts... You can play against the computer... Program will grade, correct, and review your mistakes... Program will Track your mistakes and print Review Sheets Selected parts of the Dictionary can be Printed Entire Talmudic Dictionary can be printed for Study away from the computer Parents & Teachers can Print written tests Program Tracks your progress... Plus, it will rank top ten players... Includes audio and sound effects... If you answer everything perfectly... The software Prints a Personalized Certificate of Accomplishment.

Idalion was found in the 13 th century BC, during the Late Bronze Age (1650-1050 BC). During the Cypro-Archaic period (750-475 BC) Idalion was consolidated as an urban centre.Τhe Archaeological Site of Idalion lies to the south of the Museum. It consists of the acropolis, that is the heart of the ancient town of Idalion. The ancient town of Idalion, with the settlement, its cemeteries and sanctuaries spreads beyond the archaeological site, to the east, north and west of the Museum.