Printable SMART Goal Tracker
As students return to in-person learning, it's important for them to identify and track their own goals. They can do this using the Classworks Goal Tracker. They can work with their teacher to set a goal using the SMART goal concept.
SMART means Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely. Everything you need to make a goal a success! Use this framework to select a goal, identify steps to achieve it, and decide on a timeline to achieve that goal. Setting and tracking a goal makes success a breeze. Classworks recommends students set a goal for every week of Summer School. You can find and download the goal tracker below!
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How can students create a goal?
When students log in, they will see the Goal Tracker in their dashboard. Use the steps below to create a new goal as a student! 1. Click "View Goals" 2. Read or listen to the motivational quote and then click Create New Goal. 3. "What exactly do you ...
What do the goal colors mean?
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How do students manage their goals?
When students log in, they will see the Goal Tracker in their dashboard. Use the steps below to manage goals as a student! 1. Click "View Goals" 2. This page will show all previous goals as well as their current goal. Click on the Current Goal to ...
How can teachers create goals for students?
Some teachers will want to set a single goal for their entire class. Working as a class to set goals is a great way to model expectations for students, building camaraderie and teamwork. Or, a teacher may have a small group of students who are ...