Evaluate Your Goals

Take notes and answer questions here.

Review

Share the goal you made at the beginning or in the middle of the school year. Talk about the steps you have taken to complete your goal. If you are still working on your goal, share what has helped you or what has made it challenging.

Learn

Goals can help us set a proper course for our lives and focus on what we want to accomplish.

Elder Marvin J. Ashton of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said, “The direction in which we are moving is more important than where we are at the moment. Goal setting should cause us to stretch as we make our way” (“The Word Is Commitment,” Ensign, Nov. 1983, 61).

As you review the goals you set this school year, has this process “stretched” you to be a better student? Share an example of how setting and accomplishing your goals has brought you closer to Jesus Christ. For example, you may have developed more patience or diligence or developed a stronger relationship with your Heavenly Father through prayer.

Activity

Review the goals you made at the beginning or in the middle of the school year. Take some time to answer the questions below about setting goals and what you learned from the activities in this workbook.

Did you reach your goal?
If you reached your goal, what made it possible for you to reach your goal?
If you did not reach your goal, what made it difficult?
What is something you learned in the Succeed in School activities that helped or could help you reach your goal?
What did you learn this year about setting goals and studying that can help you next year?

Use the space below to write other things you learned this year.

Talk with Your Family

Talk with your family about your goals, and celebrate your successes. Share something you learned in the Succeed in School activities that helped you in school.