Which year groups is the pack designed for?
The pack is built for lower-secondary – primarily years 7–10 (approx. ages 13–17). It also works in Danish efterskole and 10th-grade centres. The profile and questions are age-adapted for teenagers, and the reflection prompts assume the level of self-insight and abstraction you typically have at that age. It is not suited to primary or middle school.
- Primarily years 7–10 (ages 13–17)
- Also works in efterskole and 10th-grade centres
- Questions and profile are age-adapted for teenagers
- Not suited to primary or middle school
- Can be retaken in a later year group without issue
SAMRUM from a teenager's perspective →
What does the pack require in preparation?
About 15–20 minutes of prep. Read the 4-page teacher guide, send the parent letter via Aula or ForældreIntra a few days before, and have the projector ready for the intro slides. Students use their own phone via a QR code – no printing, no student lists, no IT setup. All copy is ready to paste.
- 4-page teacher guide with schedule and reflection prompts
- 9 intro slides ready for the projector
- Parent letter ready to paste into Aula/ForældreIntra
- Students log in via QR code on their own phone
- No printing, no student lists, no integration needed
How SAMRUM works →
As a teacher, can I see a student's answers or profile?
No. All profiles and answers are private and belong to the student. Neither teachers, management, DPO nor school administration have access. It's a deliberate design decision: students must be able to be honest without anything ending up in school records. Your role is to facilitate the reflection, not to see or document answers. The lesson 2 reflection exercise is built on what students choose to share themselves – nothing else.
- No teacher, management or administration access
- Profiles belong to the student – not to the school
- Nothing ends up in student plans or school records
- The reflection is built on what students choose to share
- The student keeps the profile after the lessons – also at home
Privacy →
Does the school or DPO need to approve anything?
The pack includes a 1-page data description for management and DPO. It covers what is collected, where it is stored (EU), who can see it (only the student), and how data is deleted. SAMRUM is GDPR-compliant, and students do not create accounts using school identity – they create their own private account. No data processing agreement with the school is needed, because the school is not the data controller.
- 1-page data description attached for management/DPO
- Data stored in the EU and GDPR-compliant
- Students create their own private account – not via school login
- The school is not the data controller – the student is
- No data processing agreement needed
Can I also recommend SAMRUM to a parent who asks for advice?
Yes. The teacher pack and the family product are separate, but both free to start. If a parent asks about tools for teenage conflicts, sibling conflicts or blended-family dynamics, you can point them to the relevant topic pages. You don't need to formally recommend anything – it can be mentioned the way you'd mention a book or an exercise. The family pays for any reports themselves; the school is not involved.
- The teacher pack and the family product are two separate things
- The parent pays themselves – the school is not involved
- Can be mentioned informally, not as a formal recommendation
- Free test and profile for the family – permanently
- Reports are one-time purchases, not a subscription
Parents of teenagers →