My Smart Goal

My first SMART goal was, “By the end of the course, I will have worked efficiently with my team and with my own individual work in order to receive an A in the course”. Although I will not receive an A in the class, I am proud of the progress I have made in the class. I was able to receive a 91% on the midterm which has allowed me to skip taking the final. I am very proud of the grade I received because it reflects the amount of effort I have placed into the class thus far. I have made mistakes in the past regarding the SAR and missed quizzes which has served as a lesson to learn from. I must take responsibility for my actions, correct myself and then keep moving forward.
Secondly: “By the end of the semester, I will have led our group in a minimum of two assignments and taken a role as co-leader for the remainder of projects in order to work on skills that will benefit me as I transition into the workforce”. Instead of leading, I have learned how to work better with others. Taking the sole lead was not necessary for my group. We all worked well together and were there to help one another. I did succeed with achieving half of that goal. I have grown to be a better teammate, better with cooperation, better in delegation, better with time-management and better with holding myself accountable.
Completing my work, the day before leaves me enough time to spend the due date revising my work in order to get a better grade”. This goal was attained. Being in a productive and hard-working group has allowed me to work on getting work done well ahead of time. We consistently met to work on an assignment with at least 5 days prior to the due date. This has allowed us to make any type of alterations later on that we found necessary. We never left things for the last minute which has resulted in extremely satisfactory