jordan has been struggling in his algebra class. he didnt do so well on his last test, and thinks it may…

jordan has been struggling in his algebra class. he didnt do so well on his last test, and thinks it may have to do with only studying one hour the day before the test. there is another algebra test in three weeks and he wants to do better, so he decides to create a smart goal. which is a smart goal that will most likely lead to success? i will focus more on the next test and read each question twice. i will study for one hour every day until the day of the test to get a better grade and do practice problems. i will study more this time and show up to class earlier. i will finish and submit all the homework on time, and aim for a passing score on the next test.

jordan has been struggling in his algebra class. he didnt do so well on his last test, and thinks it may have to do with only studying one hour the day before the test. there is another algebra test in three weeks and he wants to do better, so he decides to create a smart goal. which is a smart goal that will most likely lead to success? i will focus more on the next test and read each question twice. i will study for one hour every day until the day of the test to get a better grade and do practice problems. i will study more this time and show up to class earlier. i will finish and submit all the homework on time, and aim for a passing score on the next test.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

A SMART goal is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time - bound. The first option is not specific enough about how focusing more will help. The third option is not measurable as "study more" is vague. The second option is specific (study for one hour daily), measurable (one hour per day), achievable (studying an hour a day is doable), relevant (to improving in algebra), and time - bound (until the test day). The fourth option is good but not as comprehensive in terms of study routine as the second one.

Answer:

I will study for one hour every day until the day of the test to get a better grade and do practice problems.