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B'nai Mitzvah Progress Tracking Across Lessons and Assignments

B'nai Mitzvah Progress Tracking Across Lessons and Assignments

A student's progress is tracked through their Program's milestones, any blockers, their assignments and practice, and lesson outcomes. Milestones are the planned checkpoints; blockers are the problems you record.

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Milestones

Milestones come from the student's Program. Each is due a set number of days before the ceremony, so its date follows the student's own ceremony date and moves if the date moves, unless you set a custom date. A milestone is Not Started, In Progress, At Risk or Complete, and reads as overdue once its due date passes.

Signals

Completed assignments and practice sessions show work done, and a milestone can require a link to that practice. Your organization's attention rules, such as overdue assignments, no upcoming lesson, low recent practice or an approaching ceremony date, mark the students who need a look.

Blockers

A blocker is a problem holding a student up, such as a scheduling conflict or an open reading question. Add one with Add Blocker on the student's Preparation tab, with a note and, if it belongs to one, the Program it affects. It stays open until someone resolves it with a note. An open blocker raises a warning, and within about six weeks of the ceremony it becomes critical.

What needs you

The student's page lists what needs you under Needs you, each with one action, such as an open blocker, a milestone to update or a lesson that needs an outcome. On the Students page, each row shows the student's items, and the table view can add a Preparation column: Setup pending, On track, Needs attention or Milestones complete.

Lesson outcomes

Outcomes recorded after each lesson, with tags like Well Prepared or Needs Review, add the tutor's view to the rest.

Frequently asked questions

How does MitzvahManager measure a student's progress?

By the milestones in their Program, along with their assignments, practice and lesson outcomes.

What marks a student as needing attention?

Your organization's attention rules, such as overdue assignments, no upcoming lesson, low recent practice, or an approaching ceremony with milestones unfinished. A milestone itself can also be At Risk.

Where do I see what to do next for a student?

Under Needs you on the student's Overview tab.

Do tutors' own observations count, or only the automatic signals?

Both. Lesson outcomes and tags a tutor records count alongside assignments, practice and milestones.

What is the difference between a milestone and a blocker?

A milestone is a planned checkpoint from the Program. A blocker is a problem you record when something holds a student up.

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