We all want student behavior to improve. Better behavior would potentially lead to fewer distractions and result in higher levels of student achievement.

Sounds great. Problem solved. Right? If only it were that easy. In order to impact student behavior you need to set goals and action plans that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. In other words, you need to set SMART goals.

In this week’s episode, Jordan walks you through how to set SMART goals that will result in real, tangible behavior changes on your campus.

A SMART goal is a framework used to set objectives that are clear and actionable, with specific criteria for success. By breaking down larger goals into smaller, measurable objectives, schools can easily track their progress over time.

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Want to dive deeper into SMART goals? Check out the inspiration for this episode: Your Guide to Creating SMART Goals for Student Behavior.

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