Paris Parker's goal is to raise her math grade to an A. She plans to work towards that goal by doing more review before tests, including taking practice tests, and better focusing on what the teacher is explaining in class by taking notes.
Maria Mason's goal is to bring up her science and Spanish grades by focusing more in class and studying harder. Jamila Spears' goal is to bring up her Spanish grade by seeking out Ms. Erica for help in study hall.
Conor's goals are to be more specific when he tells his mom about school every day and to work on his analysis in literature.
Destyni's goals are to get a B in science by the end of the year, tutor her sister once a week so that she gets A's by May, and reach the WXYZ reading level by April by reading a book outside of school in that time.
Your scholars have some very "SMART" goals. Scholars will be revisiting goals on in two weeks so make sure to check in with them to see if they are on track!
One of Jordan's goals is to maintain a 4.0 throughout his high school career.
I was also working with India on her goals. They included getting an A on her next report card. She thought she has the best chance of getting an A in her math class.
One of Amber's SMART goals is to get an A on her Math quiz by the end of the year. Amber plans to pay attention and participate more during Math class. Based on Amber's diligence doing Math homework every Thursday night, I know she'll reach this goal!!!
Since one of Breanna's SMART goals is to improve her math grade, I think I might try to come to Center a bit earlier on Thursdays to help her out 1:1 during study hall. She also wrote comments about "taking class more seriously," which I have noticed her doing at Center, and I am proud of her for making a conscious effort to avoid getting distracted by her very vocal peers!
Both Jaelen and Jahlil had a goal of achieving higher grades in math. Additionally, Jaelen wants to participate more in activities and Jahlil wants to pay more attention in school & help others with their goals.
Breanna and Noelle didn't complete their SMART goals last week during Tuesday mentoring, but they were both happy to share them with me this week. Their goals are as follows:
Breanna intends to raise her grade in Spanish by one letter grade, take English more seriously by completing all of her homework, and get to school on time more often.
Noelle intends to improve her behavior and stay focused in English, finish all of her Music homework, and bring her Spanish grade up to an "A" by the end of the semester.
I look forward to doing what I can help them achieve these goals!
Paris Parker's goal is to raise her math grade to an A. She plans to work towards that goal by doing more review before tests, including taking practice tests, and better focusing on what the teacher is explaining in class by taking notes.
ReplyDeleteWhoo hooo!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ms. Kristi for accepting the tuesday night challenge! Also a special thank you for working hard with Paris on her math!
Paris will get an extra SPARC chip!
Maria Mason's goal is to bring up her science and Spanish grades by focusing more in class and studying harder. Jamila Spears' goal is to bring up her Spanish grade by seeking out Ms. Erica for help in study hall.
ReplyDeleteConor's goals are to be more specific when he tells his mom about school every day and to work on his analysis in literature.
ReplyDeleteDestyni's goals are to get a B in science by the end of the year, tutor her sister once a week so that she gets A's by May, and reach the WXYZ reading level by April by reading a book outside of school in that time.
Thank you Mr. Jeff and Ms. Megan,
ReplyDeleteYour scholars have some very "SMART" goals. Scholars will be revisiting goals on in two weeks so make sure to check in with them to see if they are on track!
One of Jordan's goals is to maintain a 4.0 throughout his high school career.
ReplyDeleteI was also working with India on her goals. They included getting an A on her next report card. She thought she has the best chance of getting an A in her math class.
-Kelly
One of Amber's SMART goals is to get an A on her Math quiz by the end of the year. Amber plans to pay attention and participate more during Math class. Based on Amber's diligence doing Math homework every Thursday night, I know she'll reach this goal!!!
ReplyDeleteTo the Fantastic Mr. Richard & the Wonderful ms. Kelly!
ReplyDeleteThank you for telling us about your scholars goals!
Since one of Breanna's SMART goals is to improve her math grade, I think I might try to come to Center a bit earlier on Thursdays to help her out 1:1 during study hall. She also wrote comments about "taking class more seriously," which I have noticed her doing at Center, and I am proud of her for making a conscious effort to avoid getting distracted by her very vocal peers!
ReplyDeleteBoth Jaelen and Jahlil had a goal of achieving higher grades in math. Additionally, Jaelen wants to participate more in activities and Jahlil wants to pay more attention in school & help others with their goals.
ReplyDeleteBreanna and Noelle didn't complete their SMART goals last week during Tuesday mentoring, but they were both happy to share them with me this week. Their goals are as follows:
ReplyDeleteBreanna intends to raise her grade in Spanish by one letter grade, take English more seriously by completing all of her homework, and get to school on time more often.
Noelle intends to improve her behavior and stay focused in English, finish all of her Music homework, and bring her Spanish grade up to an "A" by the end of the semester.
I look forward to doing what I can help them achieve these goals!