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Goal Setting

Goal Setting. How to Set a Clear Goal. Be Specific. Being as specific as possible increases the chance that you will achieve your goal. Instead of saying, “I want to make good grades,” say, “I want to make an A in science.”. Set Realistic Goals. Make sure your goal is within your reach.

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Goal Setting

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  1. Goal Setting How to Set a Clear Goal

  2. Be Specific • Being as specific as possible increases the chance that you will achieve your goal. • Instead of saying, “I want to make good grades,” say, “I want to make an A in science.”

  3. Set Realistic Goals • Make sure your goal is within your reach. • Instead of trying to earn all A’s when you are currently failing most subjects, try bringing two or three grades up to C’s. • Next grading period, you can aim for all A’s.

  4. Develop an Action Plan • Identify the steps you need to take to reach your goal. Be specific about what you can do each day to move toward your goal.

  5. Put it in Writing • Write down, in a positive way, exactly what you want to achieve. • Instead of, “I won’t get sent to the principal’s office,” write, “I will follow classroom rules.”

  6. Post It • Display your goal where you will see it everyday. • This will remind you what you’re working toward. • Your bedroom wall, the front of your agenda, or the refrigerator are good places to display your goal.

  7. Involve Others • Ask a teacher, parent, or someone else you trust to evaluate the progress seen in you towards making your goal. • Those checkmarks can be encouraging and provide extra motivation.

  8. Believe in Yourself • Stay positive when you make mistakes. • Get that positive self talk going! • See yourself achieving your goal.

  9. Be Flexible • Keep in mind that setbacks can happen. • Never give up! • No one is immediately successful. • A good goal is one you must strive to achieve.

  10. Reward Yourself • Reaching a goal takes hard word and you should be proud of your efforts. • Call attention to your success. • CELEBRATE!!!

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