How to keep it engaging for students, you might ask? We have structured the interface to be an exploratory format, where student will answer a simple but insightful psychological question to let counsellor and social works to gauge the well being of the students. There is no right or wrong answers with the interaction. At the end of the question, they will get a quick tip on how to release stress, like drinking a glass of water; taking 3 deep breath; or even imaging their worries inside a bubble, and popping it to release their tension. Further research needs to be done and confirmed with psychologist on what are the best questions to ask, and tips to help kids learn to deal with stress.

Based on the school name, the app will be able to extract their timetable and know when they are in school, lunch and finish school. We have identified 4 times to check the student's emotional status. Before school, During school, tutor group after school studies, when they go back home and asked to go back to their homework. Using the school timetable, as well as A/B testing the response time, we will find an optimal time to check in with them.

Hi Johannes, replying to your question, a group of child social workers who would monitor the student's emotional status. If a particular student has an alarming behaviour, it will then forwarded back to the relevant school counsellor. Because the student is only identified by their student ID, only the school will be able to identify who they are.

Who would have access to the students progress on the backend? and how would they follow up?

better to have more time for the demo