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1 Goal Setting Student Success

2 “Anything can be accomplished if we set our minds to it.”
You can do it! We can help! “Anything can be accomplished if we set our minds to it.”

3 SMART Goals Goals should be SMART goals
Specific -You know what the end in mind looks like or feels like. Measurable -The goal can be measured. Achievable - The goal can be attainable. Realistic -The goal must stay within the boundaries of physical/mental abilities. Timely -There is a set time that this goal will be achieved by.

4 Success Goal To provide students with the ability to be successful in their classes at North High. Specific - Incoming Freshmen taking Success classes at North High will graduate. Measurable - 90% of all Freshmen will get a GPA of 2.0 or higher by the end of their high school career. Achievable - 90% of all Freshmen will get a GPA of 2.0 or higher by the end of their school year Realistic - 90% of all students in HOPE classes are presently maintaining a GPA of 2.0 or higher. Timely - Freshmen Cum data will be used to collect this information by May of 2009.

5 Going from Goal to Implementation
To provide students with the ability to be successful in their classes at North High. Implementation: Teach students researched-based, effective strategies that they can use in all classes to master the material being presented.

6 Chunking & Margin notes
Step 1: As you read, stop at the end of each paragraph. Step 2: Think about what you read: Underline/ the most important information. (visual) Summarize it in your own words. (auditory) Write down a quick note in the margin; (tactile/Kinesthetic) or Draw a visual representation of the information (tactile/Kinesthetic) highlight

7 You can do it, we can help! Let’s get started.
Open your book to Chapter 16: Designing your fitness program on pages On your sheet of paper, put a heading that includes: Your name The date The heading: Goal Setting

8 Directions continued 3. Fold your paper vertically into two columns.
4. On the left-hand side, label the column, Topic heading 5. On the right-hand side of your paper, label the column, Margin notes. Now we are ready to begin the activity.


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