Why Task 1 needs more than templates
Templates can organize sentences; choosing the most important features is still your job. A Task 1 checker should first inspect data judgment.
Academic Task 1 reports should summarize main features and select key data. Inefficient revision keeps adding numbers while overview, comparison, and grouping stay as they were.
Task 1 diagnosis focuses on main features and data relationships.
A missing or vague overview usually weakens task achievement.
The report does not need every number; it needs data that supports the overview.
Templates can organize sentences; choosing the most important features is still your job. A Task 1 checker should first inspect data judgment.
If the overview fails, hold off on rewriting the whole report. Rewrite the overview and two supporting data groups to prove the main features are right.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
If your Task 1 reports are full but the same score-gap evidence keeps appearing, diagnose main features and data selection first.