The discharge is a human nature. As a result, when you face a difficult assignment, you must break it into sub-tasks. Suppose you have to conduct a discussion in the Economics Supplementary Book during the next 6 weeks. You did not do anything for the first two weeks or three. Therefore, the best way to understand the "book" is to read it very soon.
It's not an easy task. Also, it does not build trustworthiness to effectively lead the discussion. Something that really needed to be done successfully ended is unsuccessful. It's embarrassing.
The long-term assignment is suited to divide each section into smaller tasks according to the time it takes to complete each section. For example, set aside time to read the same number of chapters from 1 to 4 weeks- then schedule the fifth week to discuss the questions. Small tasks are easy to manage. For each job completion, you are satisfied.
As soon as you receive your questions, divide your tasks as small steps. Determine the timing of each task. Sensitive planning can prevent delays. Hence, answer scripts as well as additional reading will not make you cumbersome.
