ISM Goal Setting Activity

Instructions: You must use THIS template. Students will complete the Goal Setting Activity to help them
organize their thoughts and to narrow in on a specific topic of study, select a collegiate/professional level product
to produce, and to set goals for completing their final ISM project. Goal Setting Activity examples, as well as
Product Guidelines and Suggestions will also be posted on itsLearning to guide you in developing your own
individualized project goals. All 3-4 goals must be descriptive, measurable, and have a deadline. Type in your
responses on the chart/template below, save, and submit. This Goal Setting Activity Form must be approved by
your teacher before uploading to your Weebly Online Portfolio.

 Due Date: Wednesday 9/23/2020: Submit to itsLearning for approval by 2:30pm

 Uploaded to Weebly Portfolio: Final corrected copy must be posted to your Weebly portfolio before the
final Weebly Check at the end of the 9 weeks. (I suggest doing this ASAP, so you don’t forget.)

Student Name: Falak Asad

ISM Class Period: 6th period ISM
Career Area: Health Science
(Health Science or Multi-Disciplinary)
General Topic of Study: Medical Field
Specific Topic of Study: Blood flow, blood types, blood clotting, blood pressure and three blood
diseases: leukemia, hemophilia, and anemia
Specific Career of Research: Hematology
Collegiate/Professional Level
Product: A bulletin board describing the flow of blood through body parts with
diagrams.

Three to Four (3-4) Goals
that must be Accomplished
to Create Final Project,
including the Final Product.
Goals must be measurable
and have a deadline:
1. Research the pattern of blood flow (where it goes) and specifically veins versus
arteries.
Deadline: October 20th
– Then make product displaying this information in a diagram –
Deadline: December 10th – 15th
2. Research different blood types and what makes them different, how does it
affect functions or prevalence of disease, if applicable.
Deadline: November 5th

3. Research process of blood clotting and how it protects people.

Deadline: November 15th

4. Research three blood diseases: leukemia, anemia, and hemophilia. Include

how it affects people, available treatments and precautions, risk levels, etc.
Deadline: November 30th