Question

1. in terms of the acronym smart, what does it mean when a goal is \measurable\? anyone can collect data on the goal. the goal can easily be achieved. the goal will challenge a student. the goal includes a deadline for completion. 3. which of the following is not part of the a in a smart goal? the goal is achievable when acting with one’s skills and resources. the goal has many actions that must be completed to be successful. the goal will require attaining something one might not have to be successful. the goal takes up all of your time until it is completed. 4. what does the r stand for in smart goals? repeatable - you must be able to do the goal over and over again. responsible - a goal must allow you to take charge. respectful - a goal must allow you to be kind and polite. realistic - you must be able to accomplish the goal.

Explanation:

1. In SMART goals, "measurable" means there is a way to collect data to track progress towards the goal. So the answer to question 2 is that anyone can collect data on the goal.
2. In SMART, "A" stands for achievable. Goals should be within reach using one's skills and resources. The statement that the goal takes up ALL of your time until it is completed is not part of what "A" means.
3. In SMART goals, "R" stands for realistic, meaning the goal should be something one can actually accomplish.

Answer:

1. Anyone can collect data on the goal.
2. The goal takes up ALL of your time until it is completed.
3. Realistic - you must be able to accomplish the goal.