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[Presentation Title] Goals Goals

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[Presentation Title] Goals

Goals

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If I had magical powers and could grant you your degree Today

If you could skip this “college stuff” If you could skip this “college stuff” --if you had --if you had your degree right now,your degree right now,

WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING?WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING?

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On a separate sheet of paper( for yourself and no one else)

Quickly describe a typical day for you, if you already had the degree your wanted.

With that in mind, lets think about goal setting.

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Why Set Goals

Ask two of you fellow students to give you a reason to set goals. Put those reasons in your notes.

You will probably want to list some on the board.

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When setting goals

Use Common Sense - Make sure that the goal you

are working for is something that you really want, not just something that sounds good.

- Make sure they are your goals not someone else's.

- A Goal should not contradict any of your other goals.

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Some of you clearly know what your goals are.

But you may not have examined all areas of your life.

Most of us just go from day to day without a great deal of thought about what we ultimately want.

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Areas

To help you think about goals that you might want to set, let’s divide your life into different AREAS and think about what you want for that area.

(You could just as easily examine your goals by the roles you play: student, son/daughter, father/mother, friend. . .)

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Warning

You can be an EXEPERT in any one area.

You may be good at two or three.

But we are limited in the amount of time, money and effort we can expend.

Ultimately you choose which ones you consider most important. Your choices are a reflection of your values.

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AreasAreas of Your Life

Setting Goals

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Family / Home

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Mental / Education

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Financial /Career

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Social /Cultural

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Spiritual/Ethical

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Physical/Health

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Fun/ Recreation

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In order to help you think further about the areas of your life, We can consider some common themes in each area.

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Doing more or doing less.

Family/Home Mental/Education Financial/ Career

Social/Cultural Spiritual /Ethical Physical/Health Fun/ Recreation

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Trying to get better at something.

Family/Home Mental/Education Financial/ CareerSocial/Cultural Spiritual /Ethical Physical/Health

Fun/ Recreation

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Finding the answer to a problem .

Family/Home Mental/Education Financial/ Career

Social/Cultural Spiritual /Ethical Physical/Health Fun/ Recreation

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Keeping things the same.

Family/Home Mental/Education Financial/ CareerSocial/Cultural Spiritual /Ethical Physical/Health

Fun/ Recreation

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Trying something new or different.

Family/Home Mental/Education Financial/ CareerSocial/Cultural Spiritual /Ethical Physical/Health

Fun/ Recreation

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Some Principles of Writing Goals

Write your goal in the positive instead of the negative.

Set performance goals not outcome goals.

In your notes, give an example of aperformance goal and an outcome goal.

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Writing Useful Goals

5 elements

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5 elements of a Useful Goal

Specific Describes what you want to accomplish with as much detail as possible.

Measurable Describes your goal in terms that can clearly be evaluated

Challenging A goal that takes energy and discipline to accomplish

Realistic A goal you know you are actually capable of obtaining

Stated Completion Date Goal that breaks longer term goals into shorter pieces and clearly specify target completion dates

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Specific

Describes what you want to accomplish with as much detail as possible.

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Measurable

Describes your goal in terms that can clearly be evaluated

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Challenging

A goal that takes energy and discipline to accomplish

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Realistic

A goal you know you are actually capable of obtaining

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Stated Completion DateA goal that breaks longer term goals into shorter pieces and clearly specify target completion dates

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Write them down-• makes them more

concrete--• gives you different

perspective

Goals

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Visualize Your Goal

Literally draw it where youcan SEE what you want.

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Put goals everywhere. Make them visible.

Visualize reaching goal. Note steps.

Begin Immediately

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Best time to set goal is when there is a major change in your life .

Evaluate Periodically

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Think a goal through

What skills do I need to achieve this

What information and knowledge do I need

What help assistance or collaboration do I need

What resources do I need What can block progress Am I making any assumptions Is there a better way of doing

things

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Goals for the CLASSROOM

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Set Goals

For Semester

For Course

For Each Class Period

What are you goals for this class?

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Goals Provide Directions

If you don’t have directions for where you are going,you may end up somewhere you don’t want to be.