Smart Goal Setting Challenge

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Master effective goal-setting

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Froggy Jumps Smart Goal Setting ChallengeOnline version Master effective goal-setting by Jaeih Andrey ONA 1 What does SMART stand for in goal setting? a Strategic, Motivated, Actionable, Result-oriented, Timely b Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound c Simple, Manageable, Applicable, Realistic, Timed 2 Why should goals be Specific? a To provide clear direction and focus b To make them longer c To increase ambiguity 3 Elmo says, “I want to be better in school.” What is the problem with his goal? a It is too specific b It is too vague c It is already measurable 4 Andrei says, “I will improve my Biostats grade from 2.50 to 1.25 this semester by studying 1 hour every day.” Why is this a good goal? a It is clear and has a plan b It has no deadline c It is too easy 5 Why is a Relevant goal important? a It aligns with your life direction b It requires many steps c It sounds impressive 6 Why is motivation important in goal setting? a It makes goals shorter b There is no deadline c It helps you stay committed 7 What does “time-bound” mean? a Has a deadline b Flexible goal c No deadline 8 Why should you write your goals down? a To forget them easily b To make them longer c To make them real and clear 9 Which of the following is a SMART goal? a “I will save ₱500 in one month.” b “I want to save money.” c “I might try to save.” 10 Which action helps maintain momentum? a Wait for perfect conditions b Ignore obstacles c Break the goal into small, actionable steps

Froggy Jumps

Smart Goal Setting ChallengeOnline version

Master effective goal-setting

by Jaeih Andrey ONA

What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

Strategic, Motivated, Actionable, Result-oriented, Timely

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound

Simple, Manageable, Applicable, Realistic, Timed

Why should goals be Specific?

To provide clear direction and focus

To make them longer

To increase ambiguity

Elmo says, “I want to be better in school.” What is the problem with his goal?

It is too specific

It is too vague

It is already measurable

Andrei says, “I will improve my Biostats grade from 2.50 to 1.25 this semester by studying 1 hour every day.” Why is this a good goal?

It is clear and has a plan

It has no deadline

It is too easy

Why is a Relevant goal important?

It aligns with your life direction

It requires many steps

It sounds impressive

Why is motivation important in goal setting?

It makes goals shorter

There is no deadline

It helps you stay committed

What does “time-bound” mean?

Has a deadline

Flexible goal

No deadline

Why should you write your goals down?

To forget them easily

To make them longer

To make them real and clear

Which of the following is a SMART goal?

“I will save ₱500 in one month.”

“I want to save money.”

“I might try to save.”

Which action helps maintain momentum?

Wait for perfect conditions

Ignore obstacles

Break the goal into small, actionable steps

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Smart Goal Setting Challenge

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What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

Why should goals be Specific?

Elmo says, “I want to be better in school.” What is the problem with his goal?

Andrei says, “I will improve my Biostats grade from 2.50 to 1.25 this semester by studying 1 hour every day.” Why is this a good goal?

Why is a Relevant goal important?

Why is motivation important in goal setting?

What does “time-bound” mean?

Why should you write your goals down?

Which of the following is a SMART goal?

Which action helps maintain momentum?

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