SMART
True or False
Strategies for Goal Setting
Name the Missing Letter
Random
100
What does the S in SMART goals stand for?
What is Specific?
100
True or False: "I will be the next winner of Jeopardy tonight" is an example of a SMART goal.
What is False? The goal is not Attainable, or Realistic.
100

___ ______ is a purposeful way to focus on your mind and your energy on what you value most in order to achieve what you want in the future. 


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What is Goal Setting?

100

I want to get strong and I'm going to do it 3 times a week until until the end of the semester.

What is missing from the SMART criteria in this goal?

Specific

I want to get strong is not specific. 

100
Give an example of a short term goal.
(Depends)
200
What does the M in SMART goals stand for?
What is Measurable?
200

True or False: "I want to lose 50 pounds by this Friday by exercising 10 minutes a day and eating healthy" is an example of a SMART goal. 

If false what letter did they not ask themselves?

What is False?

The R. The goal is not Realistic.

The A. The goal is not Attainable (50lbs in a few days)

200

An important step in seeing the difference between dreams and goals is _______ ____ your goals.


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What is Writing Down?

200

Rewrite this goal into a smart goal. 

"I will get good grades by next semester.

Answers depends on if you have: specific, measurement, time bound

Example
I want to get a 3.5gpa by participating in class and turning in my work each week for every quarter this semester. 

200

What is Mr. Crider's youngest daughters first name?

Nellie

300
What does the A in SMART goals stand for?
What is Attainable?
300

True or False: 

When setting goals you should ask yourself if you are able to reach your planned goal in the time you are committed to?

What is True?

300

You should begin your goals with this statement to give them the power to motivate you.

I Want or  I Will

300

(SMART) Determining if a goal is __________ or _____ helps validate your goal. 

What is Attainable or Relevant 

300

What are Employability skills?

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Skill that are necessary to earn and maintain a job. 

400

What does the acronym SMART stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time

400

True or False: 

True or False: A specific goal has a much lower chance of being accomplished than a general goal.

What is False?

400

What are the two types of SMART goals you should have?

What are long and short term goals?

400

Which part of SMART goals is missing from the following goal?

"My goal is to increase my GPA to a 3.2 by changing my study habits and getting a tutor for 2 days a week"

What is Time Bound, or Timely

400
Give an example of a long term goal.
(Depends)
500

What makes the SMART Goal criteria so beneficial? 

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It allows you to be specific and direct on things you need to work on or improve, and how to do it.
 

500

True or False:

"How will I know when I'm on track with my goal?" is an example of a question to help make sure your goal is measurable.

What is True?

500

The main obstacle when trying to complete a goal is that you when don't what?

Think of the video we watched last class with the guy that works for the Chicago Bulls

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Hold yourself accountable (or committed) to your goals. 

500

(SMART GOALS) For a student who has never attended college before: Their goal is to earn a bachelors degree in one year.

What part of the Smart criteria they should've asked themselves before making this a goal?

What is Attainable, Achievable, or Realistic.

500

What is Mr. Crider's Dogs name?

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Thor!