Prepare a one-page display or slide, a short written explanation and a two-minute talk. Label the source of each non-original fact. Ask permission before using a person’s name, photograph or words. Share roles fairly, invite one question and record one improvement after feedback.
Model planning paragraph: Our project will create a balanced week for a fictional student who often rushes homework. The timetable will include essential tasks, sleep, exercise and time with friends, with space for unexpected work. We will identify phone alerts and unclear task instructions as two possible distractions, not medical diagnoses. The plan will suggest putting the phone away during study and asking a teacher to clarify a difficult task. We will check that the timetable does not fill every free minute. After classmates review the plan, we will revise one unrealistic time slot and explain the change.
The eight exercises document question, evidence, verification, display text, written explanation, presentation, peer feedback and revision. Submit real evidence for your own finished project; the model is a plan, not invented results.