SMART Goals
Motivation & Habits
Real life Scenarios
SMART OR NOT SMART
Achievement Culture
100

What does the "S" in SMART stand for?

Specific

100

What's one habit that helps with reaching goals

Ex: planning, consistent routines, journaling

100

Write a SMART goal for passing your next science test

Ex: I will review 2 chapters per night for 5 nights to prepare for my test next Friday.'

100

I plan on working on my professional skills soon

Not SMART - it isn't specific or time bound

100

Who is Known for the quote "Just do it" 

Nike /Michael Jordan Commercial

200

True or False: Setting goals only sets you up for failing.

What is False

200

True or False: Small daily habits don’t matter as long as you focus on big goals. 

False – small habits build success

200

Write a SMART goal for getting more exercise

Ex: I will go to the gym 3x a week for 45 minutes for the next 2 months.

200

I will increase my physical activity by joining a fitness class or sports club twice a week

SMART - this goal meets the requirements to become a new habit!

200

What's one achievement high school school students often celebrate by grade 12?

Grad, prom, drivers liscense

300

Which part of SMART makes sure your goal has a deadline?

Time-bound

300

Why can accountability (friends, reminders) increase success?

It creates support and responsibility

300

Write a SMART goal for saving money for a trip

Ex: 'I will save $25 per week for 20 weeks to reach $500.'

300

I will be more organized by decluttering and organizing my physical workspace.

Not SMART - although it is specific enough, this goal is not time bound. It doesn't specify how often they will be decluttering there workspace as only doing it once won't help them be more organized

300

Why do we say "Procrastinators unite... tomorrow"?

Because procrastination delays action

400

True or False: When setting goals you should ask the question are you capable of reaching the goal?

What is True.

400

Give a real-life example of turning a bad habit into a better one.

Ex: Replace scrolling TikTok late at night with reading for 15 minutes

400

Write a SMART goal for improving free throws in basketball

Ex: 'I will practice 10 free throws daily for 3 months and get at least 7/10 by the end

400

I will complete a Google Project Management certificate on Coursera within four months by dedicating 5 hours per week.

SMART - this meets all the requirements to be a SMART goal 

400

What is the name of the largest channel on YouTube?

Mr. Beast with 445 million subscribers

500

Why is "Achievable" important in SMART goals? 

It ensures goals are realistic, preventing discouragement and failure

500

What’s the difference between motivation and discipline?

Motivation = desire, Discipline = action regardless of mood

500

Write a SMART goal for balancing school, work, and social life

Ex: 'I will use a planner to schedule 2 study nights, 3 work shifts, and 1 social night weekly.'

500

By the end of this month, I will have the perfect diet by correctly following a diet plan and eliminating all unhealthy foods.

Not SMART - although it is time bound, specific and measurable. This goals is not realistic/achievable, its hard to have the perfect diet. Everyone deserves a cheat meal now and then.

500

What is harder to do - Beating Minecraft or Matt in Wii sports boxing

Minecraft takes more dedication and time... sorry Matt

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