Goal Setting What is Goal Setting? Setting goals is something we all do throughout our lives. For example, an infant sets a goal to learn how to walk: first they crawl, then they try to stand up without support, and finally, they begin to take baby steps. When they fall, adults encourage them to get back up and try again. The same process applies when we teach children how to read—starting with the alphabet and phonics, moving to short words, and eventually building full sent

What is Your Learning Style? A. Vocabulary - Match the word with its definition: 1. Learning styles: A. The way learners understand and keep information. 2. Crucial: B. Extremely important or necessary. 3. Musical: C. Related to or connected to music. 4. Lyrics: D. The words of a song. 5. Believe it or not: E. Used to express that something is surprising, but tru

Goal setting I. Vocabulary: - Match the word with its definition: Group A: 1. To break the ice A. (Idiom) To have a lot of important work to finish. 2. Excited B. Feeling very happy and energetic. 3. Overwhelmed C. (Idiom) To start a conversation with a stranger. 4. To have a lot on one’s plate D. Feeling sudden strong emotion. Group B: 5. To set a goal

Why do I need to set a goal for learning English? A. Conversation: Next day in an ESL class. Before class, Mike is eager to learn about SMART goals. He and Cathy continue their conversation about SMART goals and different strategies to accomplish them. Mike: Good morning, Cathy. I'd like to continue our conversation from yesterday. Do you have a few minutes? Cathy: Of course, Mike! Go ahead. Mike: You said you'd explain what a SMART goal means after I figured out my learning

Goal setting - What is goal setting? Goal setting is the process of deciding what you want to do or be and creating a plan to achieve...