WorksheetsSOAR Study Skills Chapter 2 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The process of setting goals is much like planning a trip, you must have:
intelligence and a willingness to succeed.
a list of people who can help you along the way
An adult with you at all times
a destination and a plan for how you will get there
The process of setting goals helps you
achieve what you want, impress others, and earn lots of money.
focus on what you want, reduce distractions, and save time.
make others jealous of your success, get what you want, and plan for the future.
forget the pasts, be successful in the present, and plan for the future
The three main steps to setting goals are
measure your intelligence, determine your Super Power, set your goals
establish your priorities, identify your goals, ask for help to achieve those goals
measure your intelligence, imagine the possibilities, set high expectations
establish your priorities, identify your goals, schedule time to take action
Establishing priorities help you determine how to spend your time. Otherwise your time will
be used to complete homework
be spent playing video games
go to waste
fill up with whatever opportunities arrive at the moment
School is important and should be a top priority, but "fun stuff"
is only allowed after all important stuff is finished first
is just as important
doesn't really matter
can wait until later
Your rock priorities are the things
you have to do and have big consequences if not done
you really enjoy and want to spend more time doing; they are the "spice" in your life
that do not need to be scheduled into your day
"If I get to it, great! If not, oh well!"
Your water priorities are the things
you have to do and have big consequences if not done
you really enjoy and want to spend more time doing; they are the "spice" in your life
that do not need to be scheduled into your day
"If I get to it, great! If not, oh well!"
Your pebble priorities are the things
you have to do and have big consequences if not done
you really enjoy and want to spend more time doing; they are the "spice" in your life
that do not need to be scheduled into your day
"If I get to it, great! If not, oh well!"
The rock, pebble, and water demonstration shows us that the order in which we do things/handle our priorities
is random
is critical
doesn't matter
changes each day
When you take care of the top priorities (big rocks) first
you have space in your life for the things you want to do
your parent(s)/guardian(s) are happy
you don't have anything else to do that day
you should have exactly one hour of free time
