checking, savings and goals review

What goal is the most realistic?

• I am going to be a millionaire

• I am going to play in the NFL

• I am going to have an average of 80 in all of my class

• I will be the president of the USA

How can you measure this goal: I will turn in all of my math homework this quarter.

• by collecting my classwork assignments

• by the teacher telling me that I have done a good job

• by the way I feel

• by checking my grades once a week on Infinite Campus

Which goal can you measure?

• I am going to turn in all of my homework.

• I hope to be a video game designer.

• I will cultivate a sense of fashion.

• I am going to be a better friend.

Which goal is specific?

• I am going to be a better friend.

• I am going to turn in all of my math homework.

• I am going to be successful.

• I am going to do better in school.

What is a goal?

• a pair of posts linked by a crossbar with a net attached

• a guide to lead you to a specific outcome

• guide for taking a test

• answers to your problems

What would make this goal a stronger goal? "to increase the amount of students who pass the test"

• to make the principal happy

• to justify the test

• in comparison to other tests

• by 30% as measured by the score on the test

What is missing from this smart goal? "To increase the amount of time that students spend reading."

• measurable

• specific

• timebound

• attainable

What does the acronym for SMART goals mean?

• Short, Measurable, Actionable, Results-focused, Tedious

• Specific, Meaningful, Applicable, Realistic, Trademarked

• Specific, Mediocre, Achievable, Readiness-level, Tedious

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound

Kaylee will save her allowance of $25 per month to purchase a $150 air pods in six months. This is an example of what type of goal?

• not a goal at all

• educational goal

• short term goal

• long term goal

Comparing your checking account register to the bank statement is called?

• depositing money

• reconciling your account

• checking your account

• withdrawing money