Question

1. in terms of the acronym smart, what does it mean to be \timely\? the goal will take more time than desired. the goal will be all one focuses on in his/her time. the goal has a defined time frame for completion. the goal makes the time short in order to push oneself to achieve it very quickly. 6. which of the following goals is \measurable\? i will know i have reached this goal when i can maintain a regular exercise program 3 times a week for 40 minutes per session, using 8 lb weights. i will know i have reached this goal when i look better. i will know i have reached this goal when i don’t have to exercise anymore. 7. which of the following goals is \specific\? * lori will improve her math computation skills. lori will practice her instrument when she gets free time. lori will solve ten single digit multiplication problems at home to prepare for 3rd grade. lori will get along with her peers at school.

Explanation:

• In SMART goals, "timely" means having a defined time - frame for completion. For the measurable goal, it should have specific, quantifiable criteria like the exercise - related goal. A specific goal clearly defines what is to be achieved, like solving ten single - digit multiplication problems.

Answer:

1. The goal has a defined time frame for completion.
2. I will know I have reached this goal when I can maintain a regular exercise program 3 times a week for 40 minutes per session, using 8 lb weights.
3. Lori will solve ten single digit multiplication problems at home to prepare for 3rd grade.