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SMART Goals!

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  • If my barrier is forgetfulness, what solution could help?
    Setting reminders
  • What is a barrier to a goal?
    Something that may hinder or halt goal progress.
  • How can a checklist help us with our goals?
    Track progess
  • What does the "R" in SMART stand for?
    Relevant
  • SMART vs Not SMART: "I want to have a positive attitude when I talk to my friends and coworkers."
    Not SMART
  • What is a Goal?
    Something you work toward with effort and planning
  • What does the "M" in SMART stand for?
    Measurable
  • When we look at our data and see what works and what needs to change, this is called _________________.
    Reflection
  • SMART vs Not SMART: "I will raise my grade in math to an A by the end of the semester."."
    SMART
  • What does the "A" in SMART stand for?
    Achievable
  • What does the "T" in SMART stand for?
    Time-Bound
  • Long term or short term goal? "Finish all homework this week"
    Short term
  • If I have a desire, but no plan of action I have a ____________ instead of a goal.
    Wish
  • What happens when a goal is too vague?
    It often fails
  • Long term or short term goal? "Save money for retirement"
    Long term
  • SMART vs Not SMART: "I will walk 20 minutes for 3 days a week over the next year."
    SMART
  • SMART vs Not SMART: "I want better grades."
    Not SMART
  • If I use an app to help track my progress on a goal, that is considered a source for goal _______________.
    Support
  • Why would "Try harder in class" be a ineffective goal to plan?
    It is not measurable
  • Why is it important to have an action plan?
    Helps identify and create small steps it will take to reach my goal.
  • What SMART factor is missing from the goal "I will save 30 dollars a week to have $1500.
    Time-Bound
  • What does the "S" in SMART stand for?
    Specific