EQ - How are SMART goals applied to financial decisions?
- Quiz - FCCLA Decision Making Process
- Activator: Effectiveness Exploration: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Watch and Reflect
- Which of these habits do you use in your life?
- Which do you think would be most valuable for you to develop?
- How/in which situations can you begin developing these habits?
- How can we use these habits to accomplish what matters to us?
- Discussion Question - How can developing these habits help you achieve your goals?
- TPS: Focus on habits 1 & 2
- Be Proactive - What does this really mean?
- Begin With the End in Mind - How does this habit connect with goal setting?
- Collaborative Collage
- Think, Pair, Share - What are some goals that a teenager may have. List as many as you can think of and put each one on its own post-it note.
- Hang the post-it notes on the closet door when finished.
- Discussion Question: How can we be proactive to achieve these goals?
- Small Group Collaboration Prompts:
- What evidence exists that shows writing down your goals helps you achieve your goals?
- How can someone write an effective goal?
- What are the various methods of goal setting?
- What are the pros and cons of each method?
- Which method do you believe is the best method for you?
- SMART Focus
- Development of a Graphic Organizer
- Notetaking
- Collaborative Application
- Choose ____ of post-its
- Evaluate the accomplishments
- Which need SMART goals?
- Which do not?
- Choose one accomplishment and write a SMART goal to help you earn the accomplishment.
- TOD - Muddy Points
Day 2
- Splashdown - Elements of SMART goals
- SMART Goal Evaluation
- Post Group SMART Goal to the white board
- Museum Walk - Identify the missing elements
- Review Feedback
- Rework if needed
- Knowledge Check - SMART Goal Quiz
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