Common mistake
Doing many prompts without review makes the same error repeat across topics.
- Whether there is a blocker log
- Whether same-prompt rewriting happens
- Whether change is visible
Break the problem into one blocker, one piece of diagnostic evidence, and one next revision target first. The smaller the problem, the more focused the rewrite becomes.
Make the problem smaller first so the rewrite can actually focus.
If every essay receives unrelated feedback without a long-term thread, the revision route becomes scattered.
Create a blocker log: prompt, main blocker, evidence sentence, and revision target.
Track only one or two blockers each week and verify through short repair tasks and rewriting.
Doing many prompts without review makes the same error repeat across topics.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
Submit the prompt and essay, find the criterion that most affects the score, then decide which paragraph to rewrite.