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WELCOME!SWBAT:
Identify what a SMART goal is.
Remember to write this in your
assignment notebook!
Louis Pasteur
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Goal 1:
“I plan to read three books by the end of March”
“I’ll read more” Goal 2:
http://prezi.com/xzhzxk4se4z0/smartgoalsforkids/#share_embed
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> Specific — In the example above, it is evident which goal is specific
and which one isn’t.
> Measurable — The number of books read is the measure tool. I’ll
read more is not easy to measure because it is vague.
> Attainable — Is there a time-frame? Can you reach your goal in
the time-frame allotted? Can you really do it?
> Realistic — Does the goal relate to life interests, skill development or
personal needs?
> Time-Bound — The time-line is set for the end of March in the
SMART goal. The other goal does not contain a time frame of any
sort.
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RESOURCES
LADDER: http://www.googolpower.com/content/articles/thegoalladder