Learning Goals

What are we learning today?

You will use feedback to make a small learning goal.

Explanation

• A learning goal is a small, clear aim for the next lesson.
• Look at your checklist and your review. They show what is hard for you.
• Choose one thing to learn.
• Write the goal as a sentence.
• Choose how to practise. Check again after a week.

Examples

1. Mistake: She go to school. Goal: add -s in he, she and it forms (goes).
2. I will learn the he, she and it forms of five verbs.
3. I will practise five new words every day.

Remember!

• A goal must be small and clear. "Learn all English words" is too big.
• Always check the result.

Check yourself

1. Should a goal be big and general, or small and clear?
2. When do you check your goal again?