The next few essays for this course work on a three-week writing cycle, and we all know that working gradually on an essay (not just throwing it together at the last second) is the best way to get a good grade. Here is a three-week schedule which will work for your essays.*
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Off |
Get assignment Select topic |
Select and narrow topic | Select and narrow topic | Find content | Find content | Find content |
Find content | Find content | Find content |
Write thesis Design paper |
First draft | First draft | First draft |
First draft | First draft | First draft | Peer Edit | Final draft | Final draft | Off |
This corresponds to the four-part procedure that I frequently say is behind all writing projects:
* This material is adapted from Budgeting Your Time to Complete a Research Paper. (Please do not be put off by the "For Dummies" part of the title. The advice is excellent.)
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