SMART GOALS Les na kerstvakantie

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 3

Welcome back :)

Today

Speaking: How was your Christmas break?

Listening: A complete guide to goal setting

Exercises

Creating your own SMART goals

Goals

At the end of this lesson you can name at least three goals for yourself for 2023.

At the end of this lesson you can use SMART to formulate those goals. 

How was your holiday? Use emojis to describe it.

Have you set any goals for yourself for 2023? (Name them)

01:30

Why do goals fail?

1. The goals are too big and unrealistic.
2. The goals are too small and people don't think they're really important.
3. The goals are too vague and there are no steps in how to achieve them.
4. People tend to forget about them and focus on short term goals.

02:49

What is a good goal according to the video?

1. I want to go for a walk every day.
2. I want to walk at least 5 kilometers every day.

03:52

You have to set big goals.

1. True
2. False

04:52

It's necessary to check your goals every week to be able to achieve your goals.

1. True
2. False

06:01

After watching the video, which goal is the best and most complete?

1. In October 2023 I want to work for a big company.
2. In October 2023 I want to work as a receptionist at Novotel.
3. I want to work as a receptionist at Novotel.
4. In October 2023 I want to work at Novotel.

Good are bad goal?
'I want to get a horse.'

Good are bad goal?
'I will apply to 4 colleges by the end of December.'

Good are bad goal?
'I will buy my dream car five years from now.'

How to come up with goals for yourself?

What are some topics/goals that you can think of?

How can you decide what's going to be a good goal?

Goal topics

Setting your own goals

What: Make your own  goals for 2023. You can make them as little or big as you would like.

How: Work individually or in pairs.

Time: 12 min

Class discussion

What are your goals for 2023?

Are they SMART?

Goals

At the end of this lesson you can name at least three goals for yourself for 2023.

At the end of this lesson you can use SMART to formulate those goals.