Help high-school students take ownership of their goals
A student’s goal becomes more practical when they can name why it matters and what they will do next. MirrorIM brings together manageable tasks, personally meaningful motivation, and video-based skill development.
Start with the student’s own goal
Connect an academic or personal goal to something the student wants to achieve. Make room for their priorities and their own explanation of why the goal matters.
Choose an action for this week
Keep the next task specific and manageable. Use it as a starting point for a conversation about what the student tried and what they want to do next.
For example: A student preparing for a class presentation might choose a practice session, rehearse one section, and identify a question to ask their teacher.
Connect motivation and skill development
Students can personalize goals with videos, photos, and music. Short video lessons support practical skills, behaviors, and approaches for responding to challenges and taking meaningful action.
Discuss school access before a rollout
Talk with the MirrorIM team about age eligibility, the participant experience, available organizational features, and your school’s requirements for student access and information. Review these details before inviting students.
Explore a focused student-support use case
Tell us which students you support and how goal setting fits your school’s approach. Request a demonstration to discuss access, onboarding, content, and pricing.