0.1.2: Goal Setting

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    SMART Goals: Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant Time-bound

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    Now that we've looked at proficiency, the three modes of communication, and the proficiency path here at Butler, it's important for you to set a goal for the semester and your Spanish career.

    Learning a language is a journey and every step of the way can be embraced.​ Awareness of the journey can help us focus and achieve our goals.​ We can set achievable goals and improve our language proficiency.

    Stop and think:

    What are your goals for Spanish class this semester? What are your proficiency goals

     

    S - Specific- What do you want to achieve? (Ex: Proficiency level, class grade, ability to _____)

    M - Measurable- How will you know when you have achieved it?

    A - Attainable- How will you achieve it?

    R - Relevant- Why is this important to you right now? Why is it worthwhile?

    T - Time-bound- By when?

     

    Works Cited:

    Wikipedia contributors. "SMART criteria." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 12 Nov. 2023. Web. 23 Dec. 2023.

     

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