Practice
The revealed verses are what a student sees when they practice.
Verse Reveal for B'nai Mitzvah Practice Plans
Verse reveal shows a student their Torah passage a few verses at a time. The pacing is set on the Program and counts back from each student's ceremony.
On a B'nai Mitzvah Program's Verse Reveal tab, turn on Reveal verses gradually. Then set First verses appear, Verses per reveal and Everything visible by, each counted in days before the ceremony. To give one student a different start, use Set A Custom Schedule in their Verse Reveal settings.
A student practicing a revealed passage sees only the verses revealed so far. Students and guardians can see how many verses are visible and when more appear.
A Torah practice assignment can follow the verse reveal schedule, so its due dates fall on or between reveal days.
Tutors can see each student's schedule, show all verses when reviewing, give a student a custom schedule, and change assignments.
No. Verses appear on the Program's dates, counted from the student's ceremony, or on the student's custom schedule.
Yes. A Torah practice assignment can use the recurrence that follows verse reveal.
Yes. Staff can show all verses while the student sees only the revealed ones.
Every verse is visible by the number of days set in Everything visible by.
The revealed verses are what a student sees when they practice.
Torah practice assignments can follow the verse reveal schedule.
Verse reveal pacing is set on the Program.
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