Gwl3 o 4.3 goal setting practice
- 1. Where are You Going? Choosing and setting goals for your future…
- 2. Learning Goals: • Identify and describe goal-setting strategies that you can use in your life • Explain how and why various goal-setting strategies work, and how they can help you • Explain the importance of planning and preparing to accomplish your goals • Explain why it is important to have alternate plans when setting goals • Identify areas in your life that need planning, and alternate planning, and begin to make plans for success
- 3. How Do You Get From Point “A” to Point “B”?
- 4. How Do You Get From Point “A” to Point “B”?
- 5. How Do You Get From Point “A” to Point “B”?
- 6. How Do You Get From Point “A” to Point “B”?
- 7. Having a Plan • How did you solve these problems? • What strategies do you use when figuring out: – How to get somewhere? – What decisions to make? – Deciding on a goal? • Planning ahead is deciding on a course of action before action is required. • Plans should be flexible and can
- 8. And Now a Quick Story…
- 9. Once I Was Playing Ticket to Ride
- 10. A Game of Planning and Strategy
- 11. With a Group of Friends
- 12. Competition Was Getting Steep
- 14. One Thing > Another
- 18. He Saw He Could Plan An Alternate Route
- 19. …and Everyone Was Happy Again What can we learn from this story? How is this connected to goal-setting, planning, failure, and picking yourself back up?
- 20. Working Backwards… GoalStep 3Step 2Step 1Start Try it out: • Think of a big goal you have • Think of where you are now • Think of three steps you need to get from where you are now, to your big goal
- 21. Apply it to Your Life… Think of one of your life-goals and use the backwards planning process to clearly identify at least three steps: • Identify your goal • Identify where you are in relation to your goal • Identify at least three steps you can take to reach your goal • Work from your end goal backward to where you are now Factors to consider: • Location • Education • Income/Finances • People • Skills • Personal Health/Fitness • Time 1 minute 2 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes 5 minutes 6 minutes 7 minutes 8 minutes 9 minutes 10 minutes Infinite coins, because I planned it!
- 22. So Where Are You Going? Now think about your career goals: • What do you want to do with your life? • What would you like to accomplish through your career? • How are you going to get there? Create a plan with at least three steps describing how you will reach your career goals. More Education? • University • College • Private Training Direct to Work? • Apprenticeship • Military Service • Job/Entrepreneur
- 23. Work through and complete the goal- setting workbook I have a plan for you!
- 24. Learning Goals: • Identify and describe goal-setting strategies that you can use in your life • Explain how and why various goal-setting strategies work, and how they can help you • Explain the importance of planning and preparing to accomplish your goals • Explain why it is important to have alternate plans when setting goals • Identify areas in your life that need planning, and alternate planning, and begin to make plans for success