SMART Goals Worksheet

A Grade 10 Social Studies worksheet on setting and achieving SMART goals, covering definitions, components, and application.

Grade 10 Social studies Social SkillsSmart Goals

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C3.D2.Psy.1.9-12. Evaluate the extent to which personal beliefs and motivations influence behavior and decision-making.

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SMART goalsgoal settingpersonal developmentsocial skillsgrade 10

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SMART Goals: Setting Your Path to Success

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Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful answers. This worksheet will help you understand and apply the SMART goal-setting framework.

1. What does the 'M' in SMART goals stand for?

Motivating

Manageable

Measurable

Meaningful

2. A goal that is 'Achievable' means it should be:

Easy to complete without effort

Challenging but possible given your resources

Something someone else can do for you

A dream with no clear path to completion

3. The 'T' in SMART goals stands for .

4. A goal that is answers the question 'How will I know when I have achieved it?'.

5. A SMART goal should be vague and open to interpretation.

True

False

6. Setting a 'Relevant' goal means it aligns with your larger objectives and values.

True

False

7. Briefly explain why having a 'Specific' goal is important for success.

8. Provide an example of a personal goal that is NOT SMART and then rewrite it to be SMART.

Non-SMART Goal:

SMART Goal:

Match each SMART goal component with its description.

9. Specific

a. The goal can realistically be achieved.

10. Measurable

b. The goal is clearly defined and focused.

11. Achievable

c. The goal has a deadline or time frame.

12. Relevant

d. The goal is important and aligns with your values.

13. Time-bound

e. Progress towards the goal can be tracked.

14. Think about a current personal or academic goal you have. Apply the SMART framework to this goal by breaking it down into each component (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound).

Goal:

Specific (What exactly do I want to achieve?):

Measurable (How will I track my progress and know when I've succeeded?):

Achievable (Is this goal realistic and attainable given my resources and constraints?):

Relevant (Does this goal align with my larger aspirations and values? Is it worthwhile?):

Time-bound (What is my deadline for achieving this goal?):