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A specific goal has a better chance of being accomplished, then a general goal Using the following six "W" questions : who is involved, what do I want to accomplish, identify a location, establish the timeframe, identify requirements and course constraints, specific reasons, purposes, or benefits of accomplishing the goal. Example-a general goal would be to get in shape, a specific goal would say " join a health club, and work out three days a week." Using the six questions and the acronym S. M. A. R. T. Goals. When completing the "Nursing Education Practicum Documentation (NEPD) Goals Form," use the S.M.A.R.T. goal format to write goals you have for your overall practicum experience. Consider what you want to accomplish during this practicum experience(A goal of mine is to be able to flow through a lesson plan. Keep it in the time matter allotted for the information as much as possible, engaging the students, but following through what their needs to be done. Keep your goals broad enough to cover everything that you would like to accomplish during your practicum experience. You may choose to focus on a specific aspect of nursing education or may choose to sample a variety of nursing education experiences within your selected practicum ?experience. Be Specific Be Measurable Be Achievable Be Realistic BeTime bound -My goals are listed below objectives wording, precise wording to specific to what I'm wanting to learn will be helpful, so it reads well using the acronym smart you met the elaborate or just clean it up. Combine a couple take something away what not-- plans for educational activities and teaching skills for appropriate health care staff. Collaborate with the leadership team to ensure best practice through policy and procedure development evidence-based practice andkkkm appropriate implementation of new and or expanded services.