Pulse Reflections helps students track their wellbeing trends and patterns for the school year. This reporting feature recaps students’ answers to the Wellbeing, Gratitude, and Reflection questions as easy-to-understand cards.
Important
Discussing Reflections with your students can help them better understand their Pulse Reflections.
Students who check in regularly will find Reflections more meaningful than those who check in occasionally. Reflection cards appear only when enough information has been collected, so some cards may be unavailable. For example, Gratitude cards won’t appear if a student hasn’t shared gratitude.
Students can see their Reflections by selecting Reflections from the left menu on the Pulse check-in page.
Image 1: How to open Pulse Reflections.
Info
Pulse Reflections will be available for all schools, with the first launch in March 2025. To opt out, contact Linewize support.
Reflections Summary
The summary card recounts how many times they checked in to Pulse, sent gratitude, and reflected on things they were grateful for.
Image 2: The Summary Reflections card recaps the student’s check-ins.
Digging Deeper Reflections
Digging Deeper Reflections recaps the students’ responses to the question, ‘Which of these [emotions] best describes how you are feeling?’.
Image 3: Digging Deeper Reflections showing the top answers best describing the student's feelings.
Students with 50%+ of their check-ins in the ‘I need some help’ and ‘I’m feeling negative’ categories will be presented with support options following this card. This card will remind students that it is okay if they have had both good and bad times over the term, allow them to make a help request, access help resources, and suggest they can also reach out to a trusted adult for support outside of Pulse.
Gratitude Reflections
Gratitude Insights shows how many times the student shared gratitude and who they were most grateful to. It also summarises the top gratitudes they sent and what they are grateful for in their lives.
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Image 4: Gratitude card showing how many times the student shared gratitude. |
Image 5: Gratitude card showing who the students were most grateful to. |
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Image 6: Gratitude card Insight showing the types of gratitude the student sent to peers or staff at school. |
Image 7: Gratitude card Insight showing what the student is thankful for in their life. |
Self Reflections
Self Reflection offers insights into what makes the student happy, relaxed, or excited. The students' top answers are what they found most helpful for their wellbeing.
Image 8: The Self Reflections card shows what the student found the most helpful.
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