How to Plan Projects

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Planning projects can sometimes seem daunting, but it does not have to be! As you work with your student to set up a plan and schedule for their project to be completed and then presented, there are a few things that will help you both along the way. While the standards and executions of projects for each stage will look a little bit different, the process can be simplified by breaking down the steps. Your student will feel more confident in the work that they present, and you, as their teacher, will feel more confident while walking them through the planning stages and grading.

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