1. Advanced Learning Strategies Goal Setting Elona Hartjes 2009

2. Setting Goals theSMART Way Way Elona Hartjes 2009

3. Smart goals are S Specific M Measurable A Attainable R Realistic T Timed Elona Hartjes 2009

4. Specific goals answer the questions What are you going to do? What are you going to do? Why do you want to do it? Why do you want to do it? How are your going to do it? How are your going to do it? Elona Hartjes 2009 Use action words

5. Measureable goals have concrete criteria for measuring progress Time Amount Date Elona Hartjes 2009

6. Attainable goals are goals that use your strengths to help you achieve them. Know your strengths and how to use them to best advantage. Elona Hartjes 2009

7. Realistic goals are goals that you can actually reach. You may have to try a bit harder but you can do it. Keep going you're almost there! Elona Hartjes 2009

8. Timely goals set a target date for you to reach your goals. The target can be days, weeks, months or years. Long Set short term, medium term and long term goals

9. Smart goals S Specific M Measurable A Attainable R Realistic T Timed

10. How competitive are you? Do you need a buddy to support and push you towards accomplishing your goal? OR.......... Would you rather do this on your own and keep your progress to yourself?? Elona Hartjes 2009

11. Congratulations! Now you're ready to set SMART goals. Elona Hartjes 2009