My Quick Assignment

My Quick Assignment sounds like an oxymoron, but I managed to do just that by following the steps below. If you’re pressed for time, this might be something worth trying the next time you have to submit a paper or article and are stuck on where to start. Hopefully it will give you an idea of how you can save some time and get something done without losing quality in the process.

My Quick Assignment: How I Wrote a Paper in Two Hours

Before I start sharing my secrets, you should know that I’m not a professor who believes your education should be all work and no play; there’s plenty of time in college to do that. Rather, my philosophy on learning is that as long as you enjoy it and as long as you understand the material, it doesn’t matter how much time you spend doing it. So why did I write this paper in only two hours? Because I don’t need to spend more time studying than that to ace an assignment, but what about your class?

Decide On The Topic

I was recently assigned a paper to write for my English class. The topic was open-ended, so I decided to write about the benefits of meditation. I had two hours to complete the assignment. Here’s how I did it. I opened up Google and searched benefits of meditation. I found this blog post by Harvard University’s health website. The Harvard blog post outlined four benefits that help me form the outline for my paper. One key benefit is that Meditation also helps us create space between our thoughts.

Brainstorm Relevant Keywords

Whenever I tell people that I wrote a paper in two hours, they always ask me how. And it’s not because they think I’m some sort of genius (I’m not). It’s because they want to know my secret. So, here it is . First, brainstorm relevant keywords. 

Next, make an outline.

Third, write the intro paragraph and conclusion paragraph last so you can save time by referencing them as you go along with the body paragraphs. 

Finally, use Google Docs or Microsoft Word to turn your rough draft into a clean document – this will save you from having to do any additional formatting or changes later on.

Start Writing

I’m not a fast writer. In fact, it usually takes me a couple of days to write a paper. But today, I had to write a paper in two hours. Here’s how I did it. 

First, I took a deep breath and told myself that I could do it. Then, I set a timer for one hour and started writing. 

I didn’t worry about making mistakes or if what I was writing made sense. I just kept writing until the timer went off.

Revise And Edit

I was up against the clock. The assignment was due in two hours and I had yet to start. In a panic, I opened my laptop and began typing away, not even sure what I was going to say. But somehow, I managed to pull it together and ended up with a pretty decent paper. If you’re ever in a similar situation, here’s what you can do to get the job done quickly.

Assignment Order

I recently had to write a paper for school in just two hours. Here’s how I did it:

1. Figure out what the assignment is asking for. What are the key points that need to be covered?

2. Make a quick outline of what you’ll cover in the paper.

3. Start writing, focusing on getting your ideas down first and worry about editing later.

4. Take a break once you’re done writing the first draft.

• Take back control of your life with these time saving tips

• 2 hours is all it takes for a perfect paper

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• I’m not a professor who believes your education should be all work and no play

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• I don’t need more than two hours to ace my assignments

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• Find time for fun and still ace an assignment

• Spends less time studying than you do

• Get an A+ in any class

5 tips on how to start your assignment

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1. Research your topic thoroughly. This will save you time later when you’re writing because you’ll already have a good understanding of the material.

2. Make an outline of your paper. This will help you organize your thoughts and keep you on track while you’re writing.

3. Set a timer for two hours and start writing! Don’t worry about being perfect, just get your thoughts down on paper.

4. Take a break after two hours and come back to your paper with fresh eyes.

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