Sentences with phrase «into measurable goals»

This process of translating the business strategy into measurable goals for each manager is crucial to a well - functioning enterprise.

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The organization calls the commitments generated within these working groups «turning ideas into action,» by creating clearly articulated, concrete goals to solve a problem in a measurable way.

Rather than just say, «I want to build a multi-million dollar company,» you need to break financial goals down into reachable and measurable ones.

Fighting climate change is like getting into Princeton: disciplined behavior ordered to measurable goals.

While the goal is an overall picture of what must be achieved, learning objectives are a breakdown of this goal into smaller, doable, actionable, and measurable objectives.

Then we set a schoolwide achievement target four years into the future, and then spelled out SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timebound) for each grade level to act as stepping - stones toward the long - range target.

These materials are to help guide students into setting measurable, attainable, time - restricted goals by breaking them down into weekly steps.

By providing clear strategies and measurable goals to help teachers, year by year, teachers can grow into the best educators they are capable of being.

The Marzano Teacher Evaluation Model fulfills that mission: providing clear strategies and measurable goals to help teachers, year by year, grow into the best educators they are capable of being.

Users feel as if a weight has been lifted off their shoulders as they can log into their member's account at any time and see which debts are currently being negotiated, and which are next — helping them make measurable progress toward their goals.

Or, if you are setting goals and breaking them into measurable milestones, are you now talking about objectives?

For each objective then you should break down your goals into concrete steps that follow the SMART guidelines (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Responsible, Timely).

Planning not only includes setting a vision, but further articulating it with goals and objectives that break the vision down into doable and measurable steps.

By breaking up a big goal into smaller specific, attainable, timely, and measurable goals; you will be more likely to achieve them.

We are moving into an era of greater reflection, higher levels of professionalism, loftier goals and ambitions, and measurable performance.