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What is a SMART Goal The goals you write for this presentation need to be SMART goals. That means the goal is: 1.Specific—The goal is simple and clear 2.Measureable—You can attach a number or grade to it 3.Attainable—It is in your ability to reach the goal 4.Relevant—It is a goal that matters to you and your future 5.Timely—You have a deadline by which you will meet your goal

What is a SMART Goal Examples of SMART Goals 1.By November 22, I will increase the number of push- ups I can do from By November 22, I will be able to write an introductory paragraph for an expository essay that earns a 4 on the class rubric 3.By November 22, I will be able to name and demonstrate all the parts of the scientific method 4.By the end of the first quarter, I will be able solve an expression using order of operations properly.

Student Led Conferences Name: Catchy title to represent your growth so far Example:“The Ups & Downs of 7 th grade”

Introduction (30 secs) Explain why we are here List items to be covered

Math Data & Goal List your standard(s) you are tracking for this class and the goal you want to reach List your MSP Math score What I like best about this class/what I am most successful at is…

Math Progress List your Q1 grade for this so far List your number of missing assignments Share your example assignment (project rubric, test or written evidence – not daily HW) from this class What you (your parent/guardian) can do to help me in this class is…

Elective Data & Goal List your standard(s) you are tracking for this class and the goal you want to reach What I like best about this class/what I am most successful at is…

Student Learning Plan Share your student Learning Plan with your parents/guardian. (You will prepare this in October)

Independent Learner Self-Evaluation Almost Never Almost Always I am respectful to others at Meridian. I have a positive attitude at school. I get along well with my peers. I help others when I can. I participate well in class discussions. I clean up when I’m finished working. I listen attentively to my teachers when they give directions. I work quietly without disturbing others. I use my time well in class.

Independent Learner Self-Evaluation Almost Never Almost Always I fill out and use my assignment planner on a daily basis. I study with peers. I use Tutorial to catch up on missed work or to get help. I challenge myself to go above and beyond. I do my best effort on a daily basis. I keep my binder organized and neat. I bring supplies (pens, pencils, colored pencils, etc.) to class. I complete AND turn in assignments on time. I turn in make-up work after I’ve been absent.

Independent Learner Self-Evaluation Almost Never Almost Always I take advantage of extra credit when offered. I do my work as neatly as I possibly can. I study for tests at home. I use past work and/or study guides to review for tests. I have a place and time each evening for homework. I am honest when asked if I have homework. If I don’t have homework I review what I did in class to study. I manage my time well at home for doing homework. I feel like I have the study habits/skills to do well in middle school.

Thank you for coming today! Just two more things to do: 1. Any Questions? 2.Please take a brief survey gathering your feedback on the student-led conference. Parent Survey Student Survey