Personal Values
SMART Goals
Note Taking
Presentations
Time Management
100

What is a personal value?

Personal values are beliefs or principles that guide your choices and behavior. 

100

What does the “S” stand for in SMART goals?

Specific

100

Why take notes?

To remember, understand, and review information.

100

What makes a good presentation?

Clear speaking, preparation, confidence, visuals.

100

What is time management?

Managing how you use your time effectively.

200

Give one example of a core value. 

Example: Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, Kindness, Loyalty, Creativity.

200

What makes a goal measurable?

It can be tracked or measured with numbers or clear outcomes.

200

Name one note-taking method.

Cornell notes, outlines, bullet points, mind maps.

200

Why is eye contact important?

It shows confidence and keeps the audience engaged.

200

Name one tool that helps manage time.

Planner, calendar, to-do list, phone reminders.

300

How do values influence decisions?

Values affect how we choose friends, respond to problems, and make decisions.

300

What does “realistic” mean in goal-setting?

It means the goal is achievable and reasonable.

300

Why should notes be organized?

Organized notes are easier to study and understand.

300

What helps reduce presentation anxiety?

Practice, deep breathing, preparation.

300

What happens when you procrastinate?

Stress increases and work piles up.

400

Why is it important to know your values?

Knowing your values helps you make better choices and stay true to yourself.

400

Rewrite a vague goal to make it SMART.

Example:
Vague: “Do better in school.”
SMART: “Raise my math grade to a B by the end of the quarter.”

400

When should you review notes?

Soon after class or before a test.

400

What makes slides effective?

Simple slides, readable text, relevant visuals.

400

What is prioritizing?

Deciding what tasks are most important and doing them first.

500

Describe a situation where values conflict.

Example: Choosing between popularity and honesty, money vs. happiness, or friends vs. responsibility.

500

Why do SMART goals increase success?

They provide clarity, focus, and motivation.

500

Which note-taking method fits you best and why?

Students explain why a method works for them.

500

What separates good from great presentations?

Strong preparation, confidence, clear message, audience connection.

500

How do deadlines help with time management?

Deadlines help keep you on track and prevent procrastination.