Student Teaching School Librarian Review

I've used Miro to help organize projects during my time in grad school and then as a student-teacher. I also have gotten to introduce Miro to high school educators during professional development. They were impressed by the possibilities for group and individual classwork and projects. They were excited to work on implementing Miro into their coursework. We looked at how they could use Miro for Hexagonal Thinking exercises, and Kanban boards to assist students who need a boost with executive functioning, timelines, mind maps, sticky notes, and presentations. We also talked about the ways for providing students with feedback along with some of the benefits of advanced attention management tools. Going forward I hope to continue to use Miro in my future library classroom. I've been delighted by how helpful Miro workshops are and how many resources they provide for those who are learning!

Teachers that I showed Miro to are very excited about the collaboration opportunities this will provide students on days when they have to work remotely- eg: snow days and other remote learning days.