Goals

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A priority is something that is:

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of most importance

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A "Rock Priority" may include: a. hanging out with friends and socializing, texting and social media, watching Netflix, school assignments/homework/studying for tests

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school assignments/homework/studying for tests

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A consequence of not spending enough time on "Rock Priorities" could be: failing the test, wasting quality time and money, loosing self confidence, all of the above

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all of the above

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"Pebble Priorities" include: things we enjoy doing, going out with friends, things we find relaxing,

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all of the above

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Setting goals requires taking:

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one step at a time

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The "S" in the S.M.A.R.T. goals method of setting goals stands for: systematic, specific, simple, all of the above

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specific

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The following is an example of a S.M.A.R.T. goal: I want to get 100% on my math quiz this week, I want to pass the HSE, I want to learn English, I want to pass all my practice tests

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I want to get 100% on my math quiz this week

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What are the benefits of setting goals? Options: You take control of your life., You focus on the important things., You will be more self-confident and believe in yourself., all of the above

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all of the above

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Students can keep themselves on task by

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doing the easiest work first

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The following are test preparation strategies except: attend school everyday and be on time, use a written planner or iCalendar to keep up with when tests are scheduled, study for no more than one hour before you go to bed, read your notes out loud

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study for no more than one hour before you go to bed