Finding documents in a specific case - If you know the court (e.g., Northern District of California) and docket number or have found it using the PACER Case Locator, use that court's PACER site to get the docket sheet or to download any electronically available documents.
Writing Observable and Measurable. Goals, Objectives and Benchmarks. Observable â a behavior which can be seen or heard by an observer. Behaviors have a beginning. and an end. Measurable â an observer has to do something to be able to measure the behavior (count, weigh, watch, etc). Measurable goals, objectives and benchmarks can be measured as written, allows. multiple evaluators to repeat the same measurement, and provides data to demonstrate progress.
Before the start of the program or during the very first class, take the time to have your clients write down 3 to 4 goals that they would like to accomplish as an outcome of being in your balance and mobility program. These goals should meet four requirements: They should be measurable, specific, realistic, and behavioral. For a goal to be measurable, the client should be able to ascertain whether it was or was not achieved at some point during the program.