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Clearly defined, personal to you and realistic - NOT GENERAL!
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| Procrastination (SMART goal) |
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| putting things off until a later time |
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| What do letters of SMART stand for? |
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S- Specific
M- measurable
A- attainable/achievable
R- realistic
T- timely/deadline |
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| a goal that takes more than a year to accomplish |
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| a goal that takes more than a week and less than a year to accomplish |
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| a goal that must be accomplished within a week |
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| anything that can prevent one from reaching a goal. |
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| things within us that we can control that stop us from reaching our goal |
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| identify and describe your learning style (VAK) in order (highest to lowest) |
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V= you learn best by reading material
A= you learn best by hearing the material
K= you learn best by movement or touch |
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| Gold, Green, Blue, Orange |
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| list the characteristic of Gold |
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| reliable, detail oriented |
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| list the characteristic of Green |
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| problem solvers, analytical |
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| list the characteristic of Blue |
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| peace makers, good listeners/caring |
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| list the characteristic of orange |
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| risk takers, energetic, very active |
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| Identify characteristics of a left brain and jobs that are good for them |
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Serious attitude, organized, logical
lawyer, scientist, accountant, book keepers |
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| Identify characteristics of a right brain and jobs that are good for them |
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acting, painting, playful, spontaneous
clowns, performin arts, musicians, poets |
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Synergize= we learn and see differently; we have different styles, traits, and characteristics
Ignorance= means you don't know what other people believe, how they feel, or what they've been through |
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| Give 4 reasons why GPA is important |
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1. class rank amongst peers
2. gets you in to the colleges you are interested in
3. scholarships and financial aid
4. saves money |
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| What is difference between semester average and GPA? |
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Semester average is an average of 3 report card grades.
GPA is an average of semester averages |
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| What is main difference between ASPIRE and PSAT? |
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ASPIRE= the 10th grade assessment that helps students plan for the ACT test
ASPIRE 8=the 8th grade assessment that helps students plan for the ACT test
PSAT=college readiness=knowledge, skills, and attributes a student should possess to be ready to succeed in entry level college courses |
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| what is difference between a dual credit and AP class? |
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Dual credit-earn high school and college credit at the same time while taking high school class
AP= a high school course using college curriculum; a test is usually taken at the end of the course to receive college credit |
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| list the different CATE classes (career and technology exploration) |
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| cosmetology, agriculture, welding, auto mechanics, culinary arts, education |
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| what is a career cluster? |
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| list your career cluster, a grouping of occupations |
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| explain the difference between: to graduate under recommended plan must have 26 credits |
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Foundation plan
foundation plus endorsement plan |
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| explain how level of education compares to lifestyle choices. (think of reality game) |
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*when selecting a college you should consider size, type and location(distance from home)
*BIG 3 for colleges: grades with a challenging schedule, ACT/SAT scores, class rank
*other factors colleges look for inside the admissions office are: letters of recommendation, application essay, extracurricular activities/ volunteer service hours |
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| What does PACE stand for? |
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P- Personal
A- academic
C- career
E- Exploration |
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