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Goal: To keep a good grade throughout highschool. When I say a good grade I mean straight "A's" or maybe sometimes a "B".
Verify that your goal is SMART:
Specific: What exactly will you accomplish?
I will accomplish having straight "A's" if a "B" pops up, I'll leave it alone, but I won't let it go any lower than that.
Measurable: How will you know when you have reached your goal?
I will know I have reached my goal when I graduate. Then also, when colleges try to ask for me after they have realized my hard work.
Achievable: Is achieving the goal realistic with effort and commitment? Have you gotten the resources to achieve this goal? What are they? If not, how will you get them?
Yes, achieving this goal is realistic. With enough effort and commitment, I know that this goal can be achieved. I also do have all the resources I need I have teachers to help me when I need it, and I also have pretty reliable friends to give me a clear explanation. I also have a Chromebook in order to do schoolwork. My parents can also help me when I need it.
Relevant: Why is this goal significant to your life?
This goal is significant to my life because I want to be ___(career choice)__
which makes a decent amount of money, and I wanted to go to college for it. So that is why I want to maintain good grades.
Timely: When will you achieve this goal?
I will achieve this goal the year that I graduate.
This goal is important because: I want to be a _(career choice)_, and I want to go to college in order to do that. So I want a college to recognize me, and send me a letter or something to go. I also think that if I maintain good grades the cost for college should be cheaper. If I get to be a __(career choice)__ then I will be able to make a decent amount of money, and live a good life.
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I hope this helps!!! :)