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User Guide

DREAM BRIDGE GUIDE

How to Use Dream Bridge

Dream Bridge is a career-exploration program that helps Thai elementary students discover their interests and strengths, imagine future possibilities, and turn a dream into a small next step. This guide explains both the purpose of the program and how students, mentors, and administrators use it.

About the Program

Learn why Dream Bridge was created and how it supports students as they explore their dreams.

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    Who is it for?

    Dream Bridge is designed for Thai elementary students to explore their interests and strengths comfortably and imagine different futures.

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    What does it help with?

    It does not choose a career for a student. It helps connect what they enjoy, what they do well, and what they hope to achieve with a small action they can start now.

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    There are no scores or right answers

    The program does not grade answers or select students for a career. Dreams and plans may change, and each student makes their own choices.

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    How adults support students

    Students record their own ideas, mentors encourage them through conversation and comments, and administrators manage the program and records only as needed. AI responses and content are references for expanding ideas.

Student Program

A space where students can explore dreams at their own pace and freely choose among the available activities.

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    Open the student screen

    Select “Start Dream Travel” on the first screen. The student menu opens without a separate password.

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    Choose an activity

    Choose Little PM, Dream Counseling, Korean Learning, Dream Image, or K Content.

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    Change language

    Use the language switch at the top right to choose Korean, English, or Thai.

Little PM

The core activity connects interests and strengths with a dream, its reason, a target year, and a first action, then brings them together in one dream report.

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    Start with a nickname

    Enter a nickname instead of a real name, then choose interests and strengths one step at a time.

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    Complete each step

    Add a dream, reason, people to help, target year, and first action in the order shown.

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    Move between steps

    Select a progress mark at the top to revisit a completed step, or use the Previous button.

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    Review the report

    Check and print the final dream report, then select Exit.

AI Chat and Dream Image

Joint activities used while a guardian remains beside the student, views the screen, and provides direct guidance. They are not for a child to use alone, and AI does not provide the right answer or replace a mentor.

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    Dream Counseling

    Ask freely about a job or future dream and use the conversation to find ideas and a small next action. It is not a substitute for professional career or mental-health counseling.

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    Korean Learning

    Practice one easy Korean expression at a time through familiar topics such as greetings, self-introductions, favorite things, and dreams.

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    Dream Image

    Imagine a future scene in which a dream has come true. The result does not predict the future or evaluate a student’s appearance or ability.

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    Use together with a guardian

    A parent or legal guardian aged 18 or older must remain beside the student, view the screen, and directly supervise all input and results. A child under 18 must not use the AI features alone. The first use presents the Google Gemini overseas-transfer notice and guardian confirmation.

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    Review every result together

    AI results may be wrong or inappropriate, so the guardian must review each result with the student. A face photo is optional and requires separate transfer consent when attached.

Content and Partners

Use reference videos to broaden ideas and learn about the organizations and people who helped create the program.

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    K Content

    A selection of publicly available third-party videos is provided as optional learning material for exploring work and culture. The videos are not produced, officially recommended, or endorsed by Dream Bridge.

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    People Together

    Meet the participating organizations and people who prepared and operate Dream Bridge. Send service questions through the assigned mentor or operator.

Mentor

A mentor does not judge a student’s dream or decide it for them. Mentors review student records and use questions and comments to support the student’s next thought.

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    Enter the mentor screen

    Select Mentor Journal on the first screen and sign in with the mentor password provided to you.

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    Check student progress

    In PM Students, review named students’ progress and dream plans, then add comments.

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    Write a mentor journal

    In Mentor Journals, enter the activity notes, select any needed photos, and save.

Admin

Administrators support smooth program operation by reviewing student activity and mentor journals and performing necessary record-management tasks.

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    Enter the admin screen

    Select Admin on the first screen and sign in with the admin password provided to you.

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    Manage PM and journals

    Review PM progress and comments. Delete a PM record or mentor journal only when necessary.

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    Review operations

    Authorized operators can use the separate ADMIN screen to manage AI requests, generated images, security records, and partner-logo placement.

Troubleshooting

Basic solutions for screen errors, photo uploads, data deletion, and other common issues.

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    If a screen stops

    Wait briefly, refresh the page, and open the same menu again. Completed Little PM steps remain saved.

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    If a photo does not upload

    Use a JPG or PNG file. If the file is too large, choose a smaller version.

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    Delete data or withdraw consent

    Delete AI data for the current browser from the AI & Privacy page. Ask the assigned mentor or operator for other requests.

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