GOAL SETTING FOR LIFELONG LEARNING What is Lifelong
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GOAL SETTING FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
What is Lifelong Learning? Lifelong learning is the on-going, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge.
What is Lifelong Learning? It never stops Lifelong learning is the on-going, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge.
What is Lifelong Learning? Lifelong learning is the on-going, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge. You do it because you want to
You. Learning? don’t just do it to What is Lifelongplease someone else Lifelong learning is the on-going, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge. and nobody needs to keep on reminding you or pressuring you to learn. You make it happen!
What is Lifelong Learning? Lifelong learning is the on-going, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge. To follow or actively chase down all the knowledge you want to get.
Making sure LIFELONG LEARNING happens through GOAL SETTING
People set goals often but then we: • FORGET ABOUT THEM • GIVE UP ON THEM • GET TOO BUSY • ARE DISAPPOINTED • MAKE NEW ONES THAT ARE EASIER TO ACCOMPLISH This is often because the goals we set in the first place were not very smart. We need to set SMART goals…
Specific Measurable Attainable / Achieveable Relevant Time-specific
Specific Your goal must be as clear and detailed as possible: For example: I want to learn more stuff I want to learn new French words
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Measurable Breaking your goal down into smaller, more manageable pieces, not only helps you to aim for specific things but it is rewarding and motivating when you can measure your progress towards a goal: For example: I want to speak French I want to learn 10 new French words
Attainable / Achieveable Setting unrealistic goals that are too far beyond your reach can be more demotivating than encouraging: For example: I want to get five academic degrees one day I want to meet the requirements for university acceptance
Relevant Goals need to be important to you as you are often the only one who can actually make them happen! Don’t set goals that you think you should set, set goals that are relevant to your life, who you want to be and what you want to achieve. For example: I want to run a marathon (when you have never run any further than 1 km and don’t like running) I want learn Spanish because I want to work in Spain
Time-specific Set a dead line for your goal so you can stay motivated. Make sure that the time you allocate yourself is realistic. For example: I want to learn to surf before next weekend. I want to read 6 books before the end of the year.
LIFELONG LEARNING TAKES PLACE OVER DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS- EACH ONE NEEDING A DIFFERENT TYPE OF GOAL
SHORT TERM GOALS MEDIUM TERM GOALS LONG TERM GOALS Days/Weeks Months/1 year Many years
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LIFELONG LEARNING Only YOU can make it HAPPEN!
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