Practice
Each assignment opens its practice page.
B'nai Mitzvah Practice Assignments for Tutors & Students
An assignment is practice work with a due date: a passage, a prayer or blessing, or a TropeTrainer lesson. Students and guardians see and complete assignments from their own view.
An assignment is one of three kinds: practice on a passage the student reads, a prayer or blessing, or a TropeTrainer tutor lesson. A Torah assignment can also use a custom passage, any Torah range you pick. Each assignment has a title, an optional description and a due date.
Each assignment opens its practice page: the passage, the prayer or blessing, or the TropeTrainer lesson.
Assignments are listed under Upcoming and Completed, with a status of incomplete, overdue or completed. The student or staff can mark an assignment complete and add a note.
An assignment can be linked to a Program milestone, so completed practice counts toward it.
Practice on a passage they read, a prayer or blessing, or a TropeTrainer tutor lesson.
They open it to practice, then mark it complete, with an optional note. Staff can also mark it complete.
Its status becomes overdue.
Yes. Link the assignment to a Program milestone.
Each assignment opens its practice page.
Assignments can be linked to a Program's milestones.
Torah practice assignments can follow the verse reveal schedule.
Completed assignments count toward a student's milestones.
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