little Lesson 5: Goal Setting

means “I’ve got your back!” Review means “I’ve got your back!”

“If you want to feel good about change, be an active participant and not just a honest observer!”

Effort Goals Aevidum Words: Today’s Lesson: Learning how to set goals for yourself and help others to achieve their own goals Aevidum Words: Goals Effort

What is a goal? No, not that goal... Not that one either!

This is the goal we are talking about! A GOAL is something that you are trying to do or achieve. Goal setting is the process of deciding what you want to do or accomplish and creating a plan or steps to achieve these results!

goals

Here are some real life examples: Mr. Resh: “My goal is to work out 3-4 times a week and eat healthier.”

Faculty/Staff Goal Setting Mrs. Beidler: “My goal is to create a 8x10 rug.”

Faculty/Staff Goal Setting Insert faculty goal here

Faculty/Staff Goal Setting Insert faculty goal here

A dream becomes a goal when action is taken toward achieving it.

Setting Goals for yourself:

Goal Discussion Discuss as a Class: What are some classroom goals we can work towards in 2017? What are some friendships goals you can have for yourself? What are some student or academic goals your can set?

What does goal setting have to do with Aevidum?

What do you see here?

Aevidum is about helping our friends, teachers, and family to achieve their goals however we can help! I’ve got your back!

What do you see here?

How can we help others to achieve their goals? Learn about each other’s goals (ask questions!) Give advice and ideas to help others with their goals Provide positive encouragement and support to others Be a coach or cheerleader! Do not let that person give up on his or her goal! Help him or her to keep pushing forward toward their success