The halls of TABC were permeated with the sweet kol Torah of parent-child learning last week. Monday, being a legal holiday, offered the parents and grandparents of the ninth and 10th graders the opportunity to participate in TABC’s morning seder. They prepared mekorot together with their sons and grandsons and then joined them for shiurim by their respective rebbeim. The shiurim focused on topics of the impact of modern technology on talmud Torah. Head of school Rabbi Asher Yablok introduced the topic, expressing his belief that the mesorah will overcome any challenge that modernity presents, and then the rebbeim took the topic in varied directions. This served as a microcosm of the rich tapestry of approaches that talmidim are exposed to every day in shiur.