
Goals/Time Management
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6th - 8th Grade
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Lesley Keel
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16 Slides • 7 Questions
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Poll
Goal-setting is very important in career planning.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
All goals are long, complicated, and difficult to reach.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of an attainable goal?
Complete 2 internship applications in 1 week
Complete 20 internship applications in 1 day
Complete a 2-year certificate program in 4 months
Complete 500 volunteer hours in a month
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Multiple Choice
Prioritizing tasks is important because some may be time sensitive
True
False
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Multiple Choice
____is something you want to do in the near future
Short-Term goal
Long-Term Goal
Intermediate Goal
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Multiple Choice
A goal should have an __________date in order to provide motivation.
good
end
birth
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a benefit of having good time management skills?
All of the answer choices are correct.
More leisure time.
Less Stress
More opportunities.
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Unit: Career Planning and Management
Lesson: Goals/Time Management
Lesson Objectives:
Assess/examine how you are currently allocating your time.
Understand the importance of managing your time
Understand and apply different strategies on how to use your time efficiently
Understanding and evaluating different types of goals.
Students will identify and create SMART goals that promote academic and career success.
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skills and abilities
strengths and weaknesses
And then taking the time to write goals to help guide you in helping you define your future career path.
Career Planning begins by reflecting on your:
Great careers don't happen by accident. Truly satisfying careers are the result of personal reflection, talent, hard work, and a carefully thought out plan carefully managed and put to work.
The Importance of Career Planning
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What is a Goal?
It is desired result or possible outcome you work toward.
It is something a person wants to do in the future.
In order to achieve a goal, the person must make a plan & work hard to achieve the goal.
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Having good time management skills is critical to be able to reach your goals, whether they are short, intermediate or long term goals.
Are goals and time management skills related?
Time Management Skills
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Groups for 2/21
Group 4
TJ
Avery
Autumn
Madison
Malachi
Cameron Deans
Group 1
Group 5
Group 2
Group 3
Julian
Liam
Maurice
Mariana
Natalie
Lovelle
Griffin
Peyton
Lauren
Cameron Daniel
Mia
Zach
Joe
Chris
Mylee
Ashley
Hunter
Cameron R
Jordyn
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Group 1-Think about Q1
Group 2-Think about Q2
Group 3- Think about Q3
Group 4-Think about Q4
Q1. Were there things Spongebob did well? If so, give me 1 example.
Q2. Did Spongebob set goals? Explain how he did or didn't.
Q3. Did he manage his time well? Explain how he did or didn't.
Q4. What could he have done differently to have a more successful outcome?
Padlet from Video
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Types of Goals
Short-Term Goal-
is something you want to do/accomplish in the near future or soon!
is a goal that usually takes three to six months or up to 12 months to accomplish.
is a goal that will take you more than a year to achieve.
Intermediate Goal-
Long-Term Goal-
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Be as clear and specific as possible with what you want to achieve.
Example: “I want to earn an internship at a large company to gain experience.”
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Is this even possible?
-Set goals you can reasonably accomplish within a certain time frame to keep you motivated and focused.
Example: “I will update my resume with relevant qualifications, so I can apply to three different internship positions.”
SMART Goal Setting
How will you know when you have made progress?
-Give yourself measurements like time, distance or other number to know how far you've come.
Set milestones along the way to prove you are making progress and reevaluate when necessary.
Example: “I will apply to three open internship positions at different companies.”
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A
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Why is this important to you? Why did you pick this goal?
Your goals should align with your values and long-term objectives.
Example: “To achieve my goal of getting an internship, I will update my resume so I can apply for internships.”
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When will you meet your goal?
Set an end date to provide motivation and help you prioritize.
Example: “To achieve my goal of getting an internship, I will update my resume this week so I can begin applying for internships the following week.”
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SMART Goal Setting
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Scenarios: Which one is a SMART Goal?
(Pick a Side)
Option #1: “I want to have a lot of money one day”.
Option #2: "I want to make one million within 10 years by starting an internet marketing business selling personal development products all over the world and by providing life coaching consultancy and conducting live seminars.”
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Scenarios: Which one is a SMART Goal?
(Pick a Side)
Option #1: By January 1st of 2009, I will have researched three colleges and applied to two colleges that I want to attend. I will attend one of the colleges I am accepted in and register for my first course and start by August 2009. My college plan fits with my ten year career plan.
Option #2: : I want to go to college at ECU to major in business.
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Scenarios: Is this a SMART Goal?
(Pick a Side)
Option #1: I am going to get rich and famous one day by winning the lottery. I want drive a lamborghini and live in a mansion.
Option #2: I will walk for 30 minutes a day in my neighborhood. I will do this 5 days a week which equals 150 minutes total. This will reduce my chances of getting heart disease.
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Sticky Note Storm
What is a long-term goal you have?
1 minute to write 1 long-term goal you have.
When I you finish writing, come and stick your sticky note on the board.
Discuss as a class
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Exit Ticket:
On a sticky note...
Write a short term goal you can do that will prepare you to complete a long term goal you have for yourself.
On a scale of 1-10, how well do you understand setting goals and time managmement? Explain in 1 sentence.
Goal-setting is very important in career planning.
True
False
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