Study & wellbeing · Grades 6–10
Planning projects and monitoring progress · Revision card
A task is easier to track when its result is concrete.
Understand the idea
Break work into outputs
A task is easier to track when its result is concrete.
Respect dependencies
Research may need to precede a draft; review follows a usable draft.
Update the plan
Estimates can change when you learn more about the work.
Worked examples
Which task has a clear output?
The result can be checked.
Write a first draft of the introduction.
Why should a project plan include review time rather than only creation time?
Credit the need for a quality-control stage.
Checking can reveal errors or missing requirements that need revision.
Explain without looking
- A 90-minute work period uses 55 minutes on drafting and 20 on review. How many minutes remain?
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