SMART Goal Examples for Students
Goal-setting can be hard whether you're a student or a teacher. We're grown up, and sometimes we even set goals that are a bit too lofty! When you're sitting down with your students to set goals, the SMART goal structure can help save students a lot of frustration by putting guardrails on their goals to make them more achievable in the long run. In this case, the letters S, M, A, R, and T each stand for something:- S: Specific
- M: Measurable
- A: Attainable
- R: Realistic
- T: Time-Bound
- I will read for 30 minutes every day.
- I will get a higher score on my next math test.
- I will finish my science project by Wednesday.