Say whether you will do two lessons in one day
This is how Margin catches a book up when you fall behind. You decide per book whether doubling up is fine, a last resort, or something you never want.
The steps
- Press edit on the subject's row.
- Find If you fall behind on the form.
- Pick Fine regularly, Only if necessary or Never two in one day.
- Press Save changes.
Say whether you will do two lessons in one day. No sound. The words are on the screen.
What to know
Each book gets its own answer, and the table shows it as a colored tag so you can read the whole family at a glance. Two math lessons in an afternoon is a different thing from two readers.
Only if necessary means Margin places everything else first and comes back to this book only when nothing else fits.
Never two in one day is honored even when that pushes the book past your last day. Margin tells you on the row rather than quietly doubling up anyway.
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