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Write relevant dates on calendar page for each day
beginning with the day you receive an assignment or start a
project and ending with the due date for the project.
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Work backwards from the due date to the time you need to
finish the final draft in order to do a "last
edit."
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Note the date you need to take your project to the Writing
Center so that they will have time to read it and get it
back to you, and for you to make use of their remarks. Mark
that as "to Writing Center" or some equivalent
notation.
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Use the SAMPLE PROJECT CALENDAR as a guideline to continue
developing your working calendar. Remember to start writing
early, to leave some research time for after you have
started writing so that you have time to search for answers
to questions or to fill holes in your analysis that only
become apparent once you put your thoughts on paper.
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Breaking up a large project into smaller deadlines helps to
make the project manageable and to insure that it is done
on time.
© Martha M. Peters, Ph.D. 1999.