What does S stand for in SMART goals?
S stands for SPECIFIC
True or false: M in SMART stands for MEASURABLE?
TRUE
Tell one question related to the topic TIME-BOUND from the SMART goals model
When? / What can I do six months from now? / What can I do six weeks from now? / What can I do today?
What are the two types of barriers to achieving your goals?
They can be EXTERNAL or INTERNAL?
Give an example of an EXTERNAL barrier to achieving a goal?
Transport, money, time
Give an example of an INTERNAL barrier to achieving a goal?
Motivation, health, confidence
Explain what does 'ACHIEVABLE' mean?
It means 'You can do it!'
Why is this NOT a SMART goal? I want to be a child care worker. I will do that soon.
Because it is not time bound or measurable.
Give an example of a goal that you achieved in the past?
I will cook a healthy dinner five nights out of the week for the month of December. Is this goal Specific, Measurable, and Timely?
Not specific - what is a healthy dinner?
What is 'plagiarism'?
Taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as your own.
What is another word for 'red tape'?
Bureaucracy / Bureacratic
Think of one strategy of achieving your goal?
Write it down, schedule it, share updates with someone.
Do you agree with this 'Motivation is the key to achieving your goal?'
What is 'Amazon'?
It is an American multinational online shopping company.
Tell us about the new group research project?
It is research about Lithgow and Portland's history, geography, economy and social life.
