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    The document outlines a 10 point rubric for evaluating SMART goals written by student groups for large projects. Each category (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Bound) is scored on a scale from 0-2. To receive full points, a goal must be clearly stated with defined parameters, broken down into measurable steps, challenging but reasonable to achieve, clearly relevant to developing course skills, and have a defined schedule for intermediate steps and a completion deadline. Goals receiving a 0 in any category must be rewritten before the group can proceed with the project.

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    The document outlines a 10 point rubric for evaluating SMART goals written by student groups for large projects. Each category (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Bound) is scored on a scale from 0-2. To receive full points, a goal must be clearly stated with defined parameters, broken down into measurable steps, challenging but reasonable to achieve, clearly relevant to developing course skills, and have a defined schedule for intermediate steps and a completion deadline. Goals receiving a 0 in any category must be rewritten before the group can proceed with the project.

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    The document outlines a 10 point rubric for evaluating SMART goals written by student groups for large projects. Each category (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Bound) is scored on a scale from 0-2. To receive full points, a goal must be clearly stated with defined parameters, broken down into measurable steps, challenging but reasonable to achieve, clearly relevant to developing course skills, and have a defined schedule for intermediate steps and a completion deadline. Goals receiving a 0 in any category must be rewritten before the group can proceed with the project.

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    SMART goal Rubric

    10 points

    For each large project, each group will write one SMART goal(s) for that entirety of the project. The SMART
    goal will be evaluated based on the following rubric. Use the SMART goal graphic organizer for examples and
    to construct your goal. If you receive a zero in any category, you will be asked to address and rewrite that
    section of your SMART goal before you are approved to move forward. The Measurable and Time-bound
    sections should be thorough and detailed, as they are super important to structure your progress on
    this project.
    2 Outstanding 1 Acceptable 0 Unacceptable

    S - Specific Goal is clearly stated, has well- A goal relating to the the No goal related to the project is
    defined parameters, and project is stated stated
    contributes to fulfilling the
    objective of the project.

    M - Measurable Process is broken down into a Some measurable No means of measuring


    complete series of clear, intermediate steps are defined progress toward the final goal
    successive, measurable is defined
    intermediate steps toward
    meeting the goal

    A - Attainable The goal and intermediate The goal is challenging but The goal is insufficiently
    steps are challenging but reasonable to achieve within challenging or unreasonable
    reasonable to achieve within the specified time frame. within the specified time frame
    the time frame specified, with
    any plans to acquire necessary
    skills clearly specified

    R - Relevant The goal relates to the project The goal, as stated, is relevant The goal, as stated, is not
    and its relevance is clearly to the project and will help you relevant to the project
    stated in terms of how it will develop proficiency in course
    help you develop proficiency in skills
    course skills

    T - Time-Bound The goal has a reasonable, The goal has a reasonable or There is no clear schedule for
    well-defined schedule for all well-defined schedule for some intermediate steps.
    intermediate steps toward intermediate steps and a
    completion (as defined in completion deadline, either in
    Measurable) and a completion the form of days from present
    deadline, either in the form of or of a completion date, not
    days from present or of a later than the due date for the
    completion date. The project
    completion date should not be
    later than the due date for the
    project.

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