0. Introduction To The Mitzvah of Chinuch

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1. The Biblical exemption of a Child from fulfilling Mitzvos

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2. The Mitzvah of Chinuch: The Rabbinical Command, Its Reason, Source in Scripture and History

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2A. Is the Mitzvah of Chinuch Biblical or Rabbinical?

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2C. The Pesukim of Chinuch: The Verses From Where We Learn The Chiyuv of Education

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2E. Is a Child Personally Obligated in Mitzvah’s due to Chinuch? Is the Mitzvah of Chinuch Upon the Child or the Father

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3. The Form of the Chinuch in Mitzvah’s – Validity, Hiddur Mitzvah, Chumras, Minhagim, Leniencies

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3. Which Mitzvos and Aveiros must the child be educated in? Positive, Negative, Rabbinical?

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3C. Is one obligated to educate his children to perform Chumros and Hiddurim?

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4A. The Mitzvah to educate ones Daughters in Mitzvos

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4b. Educating non-biological Household members in Mitzvos

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4D. The Mitzvah of Chinuch by a child with developmental challenges [i.e. Shoteh]

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5. Chinuch in Torah – The Mitzvah to teach Torah to one’s children

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7. Cases of exemption for the Mitzvah Tefillin

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7. Who is obligated to educate the child – Father, Mother, School, Teacher, Legal Guardian

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7a. The obligation of a father to educate and reprimand his children

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7B. Is a mother obligated in the Mitzvah of Chinuch to educate or reprimand her children?

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7C. Obligation of Chinuch of Legal Guardians – Melameid, Grandparents, Dorm, Foster home, Boarding house

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7D. The obligation of a Beis Din – Rabbinical Leaders of city to educate children

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7E. Must a person other than a child’s father stop a child from sinning?

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7F. Reprimanding A child who is transgressing a sin for the sake of another Jew:

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7G. Reprimanding a child who is preforming a public transgression that may lead others to sin

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8. Lesafos Issur Beyadayaim – Assisting a child in transgressing a prohibition

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8A. The prohibition in assisting a child in transgressing a prohibition

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8B. The Issur in Telling a child to transgress a prohibition

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8C. May Rabbinical prohibitions be fed or provided to a child if there is necessity to do so?

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8D. May a child be instructed to transgress a Rabbinical prohibition on behalf of an adult

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8E. May one feed a child a Rabbinical Issur for the sake of educating him for a Mitzva?

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8F. Asking a gentile to feed a child non-Kosher food or have him perform another prohibition

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8G. Giving a child an item with which he may commit a prohibition

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Chapter 1: The obligation of Chinuch

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More Than School: The Six Areas of Chinuch in Halacha

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The Prohibition of Instructing a Minor to Transgress: Scope, Severity, and Halachic Basis

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What does the word Chinuch mean? Habituation

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