Send a link to your students to track their progress
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What does SMART stand for
Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic Time bound
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What does Time bound mean
stating how long you will take to achieve this goal e.g I want to increase my bench press by 10kg in 28 days.
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What does Specific mean
You need a clear goal
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What does Measurable mean
You need to be able to measure your improvements
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What does Achievable mean
You will be able to accomplish the goal you have set
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What does Realistic mean
You have the time, resources and money to be able to achieve your goal
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What does Time bound mean
Setting a date by which you will achieve your goal
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Why is it useful to set a SMART target
- Helps to split up a larger goal into smaller more achievable ones - Helps motivate you because a smaller goal feels more achievable - Helps you to focus on what is important - Helps you to develop new strategies to reach that goal - Enables you to know how well you are doing
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What does checking your progress with your SMART targets help to do
- See how you are progressing (if your performance is improving and you are getting closer to your goal) and if your target needs adjusting - If you have achieved your target and need to choose a new one - If your target is unrealistic