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Smart Goal Worksheet Paired with a Mindset Lesson

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Mindset and goal setting title slide opening the slideshow lesson, shown above a row of colored pencils
Opening slide to introduce the goal-setting lesson
SMART goals introduction: slide explains that writing down concrete goals helps build routines to complete them
Discussion starter on why written goals matter
SMART acronym overview listing Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound beside a brain icon
Preview the five criteria before going letter by letter
S for Specific: defines a specific goal and contrasts 'be a good student' with 'Achieve a 3.5 GPA in Quarter 1'
Mini-lesson on the first letter of the acronym
M for Measurable: contrasts 'become a great piano player' with 'Learn 5 full-length songs on piano by memory'
Ask students to make a vague goal countable
A for Achievable: contrasts becoming an NBA player by age 17 with shooting over 40% on three-pointers this season
Talk through realistic versus out-of-reach goals
R for Relevant: a goal that matters to who you want to be, e.g. editing a YouTube video vs. drinking coffee daily
Prompt students to link goals to their own interests
T for Time-Bound: contrasts 'Work out fifteen times' with 'Work out fifteen times in the month of September'
Show how adding a deadline changes a goal
SMART goals video still: a hand writes Specific and Measurable beside a square peg in a round hole cartoon
Video clip to reinforce the acronym
SMART acronym recap with a 'Now let's try our own!' prompt for students to write their own goals using each letter
Transition into independent goal writing
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Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

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Goals, Grit, and Mindset is a classroom activity that helps students develop successful habits at the start of a new school year or semester. The 25-page teaching resource covers the key concepts of SMART goals, Angela Duckworth’s idea of “grit”, and Carol Dweck’s “growth mindset” theory. Through informative slides, embedded videos, and an application worksheet, students gain an understanding of these motivational ideas. The slides provide summaries, real-world examples, and research on setting S.M.A.R.T. goals, sticking to long-term passions and purposes (grit), and using challenges and setbacks as opportunities to learn (growth mindset). Students then apply these concepts to set personalized goals and adopt habits and mindsets to help achieve them. This standards-aligned activity supports middle and high school teachers in launching an optimistic, goal-oriented environment.

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