CRLA 1.6
Goal Setting
Goal Setting
The S in SMART goals stands for this
What is specific?
The first step of Polya's Model of Problem Solving is this
What is understand the problem?
These are the typical answers for closed questions
What are yes and no?
***DAILY DOUBLE***
What is a protected class?
This NFL team scored the highest number of points for a Super-Bowl game (55 points)
Who are the San Francisco 49ers?
The M in SMART goals stands for this
What is measurable?
The PDCA Cycle of Problems Solving stands for these 4 steps
What are plan, do, check, and act?
This is the highest level of effective questions in the Chicago Method
What is evaluation?
This document can help you know who has access to what information about a student
What is the FERPA Cheat Sheet?
This movie is the highest-grossing film of all time
What is Avengers: Endgame
The purpose of setting goals is to help students become __________ learners
What is independent?
***DAILY DOUBLE***
What is check?
Who, what, where, when, and why are common words found in these types of questions
What are open questions?
'The act of systematic and/or continued unwanted and annoying action of one part or a group' is a definition of this
What is harassment?
This is the human body's largest organ
What is skin?
The T in SMART goals stands for this
What is timely?
The engineering method of problem solving moves in this shape
What is a spiral?
What is a closed question?
Best interest, integrity, professionalism, and fairness are all sections of this important document
What is the Code of Ethics?
This is the official name of a cow-bison hybrid
What is a beefalo?
The R in SMART goals stands for this
What is relevant?
This step of the DMAIC model is meant to review the measurements to find the root cause of the problem
What is analyze?
This is step 2 of the Chicago Method
What is building a question-asking tool kit?
What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act?
This country was the first to grant women the right to vote