Key features of the Student View

Modified on Fri, 10 Jan at 4:05 PM

Student View

The Primary Classroom Curriculum includes a Student View for each lesson. The Student View includes student-facing content for the lesson, such as classroom discussion prompts, meditations, and both take-home and classroom activities.  


We recommend projecting the Student View onto a screen in the classroom during a Smiling Mind lesson. The lesson is divided into five sections; Learn, Practice, Debrief, Integrate, and Solidify. Refer to Teaching Lessons - Scope and Sequence in the Implementation Guide for more information about each of these sections.


Tabs

Simply click the tabs to navigate through each section in the lesson.

    

Fullscreen

Click the double-ended arrow icon to view in fullscreen mode 

   


Annotate

To annotate the screen, select the annotation tool depicted by a pencil icon, located at the bottom left corner of the screen.

  • This will enter annotation mode. You will be able to select from three colours.
  • Simply use your mouse to annotate, or draw, on the screen.
  • Click the eraser icon to clear your annotations. Note that annotations will be automatically erased when you navigate to a new page or tab. 
  • To exit annotation mode, click the pencil icon again.

    



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