Agree with a child on who may see a finished course project

Finishing a course project does not have to mean displaying it publicly. Before a child submits a drawing, game or presentation, discuss who will see it. Sending work to the teacher, showing it within a class and publishing it on an open website are different choices. Ask the child how they feel about each possibility, and check the school's process before making promises. A learner can be proud of a result while preferring to keep it within a small group.

The Z-TOY course catalogue can help families explore learning options; the school can explain its submission and showcase arrangements. Ask whether public sharing is optional, what information accompanies the work and whether names or photographs are displayed. Review the finished file together for personal details that are unnecessary for the assignment. If a public showcase is offered, agree on the choice with the child before submitting. The learning goal should remain understandable even when the family chooses teacher feedback instead of a public audience.