Three deadlines pile up in the same week every semester. People seem to ignore the fact that it takes longer to read than it does to write. Plans for an assignment often start with an equation, but that’s the only thing they start with. This equation compares pages read, words per day, and how many days you actually have once you take away everything you need to get done for work.
The following schedule is built backwards from the submission date. The reading is shown first to allow students opportunities to read before the buffer is filled. First things first, things tend to slip where the buffer is filled. To help you prioritize, here is the rule of thumb in case you get way too busy this week.
This mode of failure is pretty well known. The pattern is week one feels okay, week three crumbles and gets filled with the thirty hour writing sprint from whatever you just happened to read first. Anxiety and panic induced self-punishment is now moved to a point in time you can, theoretically, do something about. Adding a schedule also does not add time, your panic now moves to week one as opposed to week three.
Asking most models to build a schedule for you yields a Reading/Writing/Editing week split. We all know that real assignments don’t look like this neat split. A literature heavy essay might call for three-quarters reading, whereas a lab report asks for almost zero. Your schedule should reflect the true nature of the task at hand.
Rather than an estimated deadline, the writer assigns actual deadlines along with a reading requirement, reading compensation time, and a marked point at which an assignment becomes impossible to complete if it is not started by a given point. Printer-friendly version Don’t forget about the print version.
A schedule only works if you’re honest about your week. If you exaggerate what hours you have available, the schedule won’t work within two weeks and, after that, will be completely disregarded. So, send the real number, accounting for all your shifts and the commute, and consider the first slipped deadline as a data point rather than a failure.
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| Typical assignment planning | Words | Writing | Fee (1%) | You pay |
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| Detailed plan | 1,200 | $120 | $1.20 | $121.20 |
| Full structure | 2,500 | $250 | $2.50 | $252.50 |
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You are correct to say this point up front. If you have eight free hours, a schedule made with the assumption you have twenty free hours is worse than no schedule. Send your working pattern, and I can build the schedule with the hours you control.
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They’re not summaries. Each entry explains how the source relates to my argument and where it contradicts another source on the list. Forty entries. It reorganized my reading rather than recording it.
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