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My Classroom
The student’s own page: goals, homework, the class leaderboard
My Classroom is what a student sees when they open MyRabbi at school: their class, this week’s goal filling up, the Rebbi’s note, tonight’s homework with a Practice button that opens the right text, badges they have earned, and a leaderboard of words read aloud and heard. They join with a class code from a printed sheet — no email is ever asked of a child.
My Classroom
Example · a talmid's week218
words read
12
day streak
3rd
in the class
Homework · Tehillim 23
Read aloud, 4 of 6 pesukim verified green — closes itself at 6.
What it does
Join with a code, never an email
The Rebbi prints a class sheet; the child types the code. No email, no phone, nothing collected that a school would have to explain — and a parent’s address, if the Rebbi records one, is the Rebbi’s to set, not the child’s to type.
Homework that opens the right page
Each assignment carries a Practice button straight into the reader or word drill it was set for; finishing it marks the homework done from real read-aloud words, not a checkbox.
A class goal everyone can see fill
The week’s target and the class’s progress toward it, plus a leaderboard of words heard right — every one of which also counts for the school in Hashem’s Army.
A line to the Rebbi
Announcements from the teacher appear here, and — where the school turns it on — a student can message the Rebbi about the homework. Off by plan or by switch, the box simply is not there.
Who it's for — For the talmid or talmidah in a MyRabbi classroom — and for the parent looking over a shoulder, who can see in one screen what the week looked like. Part of every school plan; a student joins with the class code and needs nothing else.
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