Lesson 16: Writing SMART Goals | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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SMART goals should be impossible so you push yourself hard.

FALSE

A SMART goal can be very vague and still useful.

FALSE

SMART goals help you improve your schoolwork and habits.

TRUE

Relevant goals connect to things that matter to you.

TRUE

SMART goals are specific so you know exactly what you are working toward.

TRUE

Specific goals tell you exactly what you want to do.

TRUE

A measurable goal might include how many pages you will read.

TRUE

Relevant goals match your interests or needs.

TRUE

Measurable goals never include numbers.

FALSE

The S in SMART stands for ‘silly’.

FALSE

Setting SMART goals can motivate you to keep working.

TRUE

You should never change a SMART goal once it’s written.

FALSE

A goal that doesn’t matter to you is still considered relevant.

FALSE

Achievable goals should be too easy.

FALSE

Achievable goals should be something you CAN actually do.

TRUE

SMART goals help you stay focused on what you want to achieve.

TRUE

It’s impossible to know if a goal is measurable.

FALSE

SMART goals help you stay organized.

TRUE

Measurable goals help you track your progress.

TRUE

SMART goals help you break big tasks into smaller steps.

TRUE

SMART goals are confusing and not helpful.

FALSE

SMART goals are only used by adults.

FALSE

Time-bound goals have a deadline.

TRUE

SMART goals make it harder to finish tasks.

FALSE

SMART goals do not need a timeline.

FALSE

SMART goals help you take steps toward long-term dreams.

TRUE

Time-bound goals can go on forever.

FALSE

A time-bound goal might include finishing by Friday.

TRUE

SMART goals make it easier to see your progress.

TRUE

Achievable goals are realistic for you to complete.

TRUE