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What part of SMART goals do these questions address?
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• How will I know I've succeeded?
• How much change needs to
occur?
• How many steps will this take?
Specific, Measurable,
Attainable, Relevant, or
Time-Bound?
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Final answer:

The questions address the 'M' component of SMART goals by focusing on measurability.


Explanation:

SMART Goal Components

These questions address the 'M' component of SMART goals which stands for Measurable.

By asking 'How will I know I've succeeded?' or 'How much change needs to occur?', you are focusing on making the goal quantifiable and setting clear criteria for achievement. Measurable goals help track progress and provide a clear indication of success.

Example: Setting a goal of 'Increase math test scores by 10% by the end of the semester' meets the Measurable criteria in SMART goal setting.


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