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Problems Students Face During the Development of the Project
Typically, students are required to develop a project to provide an avenue for them to
gain in depth experience of practical experience in their study area. The development stage
determines the success of a student project. However, developing a project is challenging for
every student since they are bumps in the road, distracting the project's success. During this
stage, a student faces tedious challenges, which prove to be stressful in attaining the success
of the project.
Time management is a major challenge in the development of a project. Students
juggle a lot of time in school work activities and may struggle to maintain all the activities in
a given timeline. During the development of a project, students are required to work in a
given timeline; once the student misses the timeline, he is likely to miss some important
marks. Furthermore, a student can also miss the timeline through work delays (
Pedersen &
Hobye, 2020)
.
Subsequently, students face supervision challenges during the development of
projects. This results from poor communication from the supervisors, leading to poor
guidance. It is very crucial for students to have supervisors for better and adequate guidance.
For instance, students have little knowledge about project development since they have never
developed any project before, making it necessary for supervisors to guide them well (
Qasem
& Zayid, 2019)
. By guiding them, students will have adequate knowledge to tackle any
project without challenges.
However, the challenges above may be addressed to improve the efficacy and success
of student projects in the development stage. Regarding time management, students can
eliminate tasks that play as roadblocks to the project's progress. To foster a great relationship
with supervisors, students need to consult more with their supervisors to understand the
