Setting Goals

Goals can be defined as things we want to _____ in life.

• Achieve

• Play

• Follow

Goals come from your ______.

• Thoughts

• Values

• Idea

Goals are to be supported by proper

• Guidance

• Plan

• Timing

Goals help us to be ______ and work out a plan to achieve them.

• Focussed

• Lazy

• Active

Goal should be ______ an not general.

• Realistic

• Ideal

• Measurable

• Specific

What's an example of a long-term goal?

• Saving money every year so by the end of 5 years you can buy a computer.

• Saving your allowance this week to buy some candy at the end of the week

• Doing extra chores for two days to buy AED 50 toy

• Buying a AED 15 pack of gum saving up over the weekend.

Choose the word that best completes the sentences below. A _____ is an aim or purpose.

• Goal-setting

• Goal

• Short-term goal

• mid-term goal

If it's impossible to reach your goal then it is

• A realistic goal

• an unrealistic goal

• a short-term goal

• a long-term goal

Choose the goal that is most specific

• I will be good in cricket.

• I will get 3 wickets.

• I will get 3 wickets in the next month.

• I will be the best player.

The following is an example of a S.M.A.R.T. goal

• I want to pass second semester

• I want to make all A's

• I want to make 3 B's and one "A" second semester in my core courses.

• None of the above.