Goal Setting Digital Worksheets

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Smart Goals Worksheet Example


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Activity Overview

When we ask students to think about their goals and dreams in life, many times you get general statements without a feasible plan to accomplish them. Reinforcing the specific characteristics in creating SMART goals will help students form an outline to achieve their goals. After covering the different aspects of SMART goals, students will fill in a digital worksheet to clearly explain each step towards achieving their goal!


SSpecific
MMeasurable
AAction
RRealistic
TTime

Goals should be specific. Eliminating vague desired outcomes will help focus the next steps. Goals should be measurable. How will you know when your goal is achieved? Action is the next aspect. What do you have to do in order to reach your goal. Realistic is the fourth part of a SMART goal. Is your goal doable? Finally, the last aspect is time. How much time will you need to achieve your goal.


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Objective: Create a SMART Goal for yourself and fill each section of the digital worksheet to help you achieve it!

Student Instructions

  1. Come up with a goal and in the "S" box, write about your Specific goal. Remember, it should be very precise and concrete. Think about who, what, where and when.
  2. In the "M" box for Measurable, write how you will know that you have achieved your goal. How will you track the outcome of your progress?
  3. In the "A" box for Action, write about how you will achieve your goal, what are the specific steps you will take?
  4. In the "R" box for Realistic, explain why you believe your goal is achievable.
  5. In the "T" box for Time-Oriented, write how long it will take to complete your goal. The goal should have a defined start and end date.
  6. Save and exit when you're finished.


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