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SMART goals include specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely criteria.
SMART goals include specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely criteria.
True (A)
One of the questions that can help ensure a goal is SMART is 'How will I know I have been successful?'
One of the questions that can help ensure a goal is SMART is 'How will I know I have been successful?'
True (A)
SMART goals should all be achievable without any external help.
SMART goals should all be achievable without any external help.
False (B)
The relevance of a goal in the SMART framework focuses on improving skills in a variety of subjects.
The relevance of a goal in the SMART framework focuses on improving skills in a variety of subjects.
Students who follow the SMART framework experience continual reflections on their investments of time and energy.
Students who follow the SMART framework experience continual reflections on their investments of time and energy.
Flashcards
What are SMART goals?
What are SMART goals?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Timely criteria for goal setting.
'How will I know I have been successful?'
'How will I know I have been successful?'
Determines if a goal meets the 'Measurable' criterion in the SMART framework.
SMART goals and external help.
SMART goals and external help.
Goals should be achievable but it is OK to require external help.
Relevance of a SMART goal.
Relevance of a SMART goal.
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Continual reflections using SMART.
Continual reflections using SMART.
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Study Notes
SMART Goals
- SMART goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely, which helps to keep lifelong learning on track.
- The SMART framework helps students to become disciplined and emboldened to set goals and obtain achievements in an effective manner.
Setting SMART Goals
- Specific: define what needs to be done to achieve the goal.
- Measurable: determine how to measure success.
- Achievable: assess whether the goal can be achieved alone or with little help.
- Relevant: consider whether the goal will help improve a specific subject or skill.
- Timely: establish a deadline for completing the goal.
Benefits of SMART Goals
- Boosts continual reflections, allowing students to evaluate their investments of time, energy, and resources.
- Helps students to focus on what is most important for achieving their aspirations.
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