Definitions
Components of a SMART Goal
SMART Goals Examples
SMART GOALS Random
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Something you want to do or achieve
What is a goal?
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Something clearly defined or identified is _________.

Specific

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What does the T in SMART stand for

Timely or Time-bound

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Who can set a SMART goals?

Anyone 

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Can be achieved in less than a year
What is a short term goal?
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When there is a personal reason to work toward a goal, that goal is __________.

Relevant

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This covers which part of SMART? --> I'll use my gymnastic skills and peppy demeanor to make the cheerleading squad

Attainable or Relevant

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What month is widely considered to be national goal setting month?

January 

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Requires more time to achieve;2 years or more
What is a long term goal?
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Why is it important that goals are measurable?

To track progress

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What's missing? I'll use my organizational skills to clean my room twice a week.

Time-bound or Timely

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How likely am I to achieve my goal if I have a specific accountability appointment with someone

95%

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Give an example of a long term goal
Answers will vary.
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When something is possible to do, it is ___________.

Attainable or Achievable

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Which part of SMART is--> Working on free throws because I am a basketball player

Relevant

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A student sets a goal to “exercise more.” Which two parts of the SMART framework are missing if the student does not say how often they will exercise or by when?

What are Measurable and Time-bound?

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Give an example of a short term goal
Answers will vary
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When a goal has a deadline, it is ________.

Timely or Time-bound 

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Is 'I want to drive to California' a SMART goal?

No

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Make this regular goal Specific --> keep up my GPA

Answers may vary.                 ex. 'have a 3.4 GPA until June'

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