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Make sure they are written so that everyone can see it.

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Clarify lesson objectives and make sure students are understanding lesson outcomes

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Clear targets should be in "kid friendly language"

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Have the students define the targets in their own words

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Have the students define the targets in their own words

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Clear targets allow students to understand what they should know.

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Clear targets allow students to understand what they should know.

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yes!

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Clear targets define the expectations for the students to be able to succeed

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Clear targets define the expectations for the students to be able to succeed

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I would use clear targets through out the lesson, starting with setting, referring to it during the instructional portion, and finishing with the wrap up.

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I would use clear targets through out the lesson, starting with setting, referring to it during the instructional portion, and finishing with the wrap up.

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to let students know what is expected of them

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So the students know exactly what they should understand by the end of the class period. It can be a statement on the board, you can have a question for students to answer as an exit ticket, you can have a think-pair-share activity...

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To let my students know what they will be learning during that lesson.

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To let the students know the goal for today's class

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To let the students know the goal for today's class

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Clear targets should be displayed for the students to refer to during the lesson