Timetable

From the Student Handbook:

Some students need more structure; some less.  Nonetheless, all face 
the same deadlines for submitting portfolios -- and deadlines are 
necessary for completing work.  Once you have formulated the components 
of your Learning Plan (what exactly you will be doing), outline a 
schedule by which you will complete your portfolio.  Placing your 
goals and expectations into a timetable will help you see whether your 
projected learning plans are really do-able in one semester.  Have you 
taken on too much work?  Are there important learning activities which 
you could postpone for another semester, or less important ones which 
you could drop for the time being?  Learning plans will succeed only 
if they are manageable.

Unfortunately, deadlines are a part of life. This is the place to note:

When you start with your project(s)
travel dates, if known
advisement dates
intermediate goals for each project or Portfolio Segment (intermediate goals can help avoid PROCRASTINATION (see section H.7))
date by which draft will be turned in (preferable two week before semester's end)
final due date

Please note that the deadline calendar from the Student Handbook is included in the TIME MANAGEMENT section (H.8).

Workshop Discussion Sparks

Inspired and Creative

Rigorous Training

See the rigorous training points for PROCRASTINATION (section H.7) and TIME MANAGEMENT (H.8).

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