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Objectives – Long Term

 

  • By setting clear, specific, and achievable success criteria, you will have a roadmap for your learning journey and be able to track your progress as you work towards your goals.


  • Objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals that you set for yourself in your personal learning plan. They help you focus your efforts and stay on track as you work towards your long-term learning goals. Here are some tips for setting objectives in your personal learning plan:


  • Make them SMART: Your objectives should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. This will help you create clear, actionable goals that you can work towards.


  • Make them challenging: Your objectives should challenge you, but also be achievable. If they are too easy, you won't be motivated to work towards them. If they are too difficult, you may become discouraged and give up.


  • Make them relevant: Your objectives should be relevant to your long-term learning goals. They should be specific to the skills or knowledge you are trying to acquire.


  • Make them specific: Your objectives should be clear and specific, so you know exactly what you are working towards. For example, instead of saying "improve my writing skills," you might set a goal of "write a 1000-word essay without any grammatical errors."


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