Goal Check

Why do Goal Check?

• For fun...

• To set our Goals for the day.

• To make the Monitors job difficult.

• It's a rule of ACE.

What do you write at the top of your Goal Card?

• Grade, Name, Time, Date.

• Grade, Full Name, Date, Year.

• Full Name, Date, Supervisor, Week.

• Full Name, Week, Date.

What is the subject order on your Goal Card?

• English, Math, WB, Science, Social Studies, Literature.

• Math, WB, English, Social Studies, Literature, Science.

• Math, English, Literature, Social Studies, Science, WB.

• WB, Math, English, Science, Literature, Social Studies.

Does it matter which page your PACE is on in Goal Check?

• Yes.

• No.

• Not really.

• Only if we are told to.

How many pages do you set for the day?

• As many as I want.

• 10-15 Pages

• 18-22 Pages.

• 20-24 Pages but I might need to follow an amount given to me.

What do you do while waiting for Goal Check to finish?

• I can read my Bible or book.

• I can pray and ask God to help me work well.

• I find something to do that helps me in my work for the day.

• Whatever I want, as long as I don't disturb others around me.

Why is it important to try and get perfect Goal Check?

• To impress my friends and teachers.

• To get bonus points for my team and merits for myself.

• To help make my work go smoothly throughout the day.

• To bring order to my Goals and PACE work.

Which mistake would get me 2 Demerits?

• Homework not done.

• Cheating.

• Leaving my PACE at home.

• Not circling a page.

What do you do when you have Goal Check Demerits?

• Ignore them and start working in my daily Goals.

• Quickly fix them and then continue working.

• Put up the Supervisor Flag and inform her of all my Demerits after I have corrected them.

• Put up my Monitors Flag and inform her that she was unfair.

When getting your Goal Check ready, you realise you have a few problems. What do you do?

• Put up the Monitors Flag and ask for help.

• Hand in my Goal Check and hope for the best.

• Put up my Supervisors Flag and ask for help.

• Try and find a solution by hiding the problems.