I’m struggling to fit my work onto a trifold board! I have an English trifold due, but I’ve got way too much information—30 pages for each side and 40 pages for the center—and there’s just not enough space.
I’ve already pared down my content significantly, cutting at least 20-30 pages from each side, and I really can’t cut any more without losing essential details.
For reference, my handwriting is 0.9 cm tall, and the trifold itself is 4 feet. Any suggestions on how to make this work?
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It sounds like you’re in a tough spot with your trifold project! Here are a few suggestions to help you manage the space better while still getting your message across:
Summarize Key Points: Instead of including every detail, focus on summarizing the main ideas. Use bullet points for clarity and brevity.
Visual Aids: Consider incorporating visuals like charts, graphs, or images. These can convey information quickly and take up less space than text.
Use Smaller Fonts: If your handwriting is 0.9 cm tall, you might experiment with slightly smaller sizes, but be careful that it remains legible.
Condense Content: Look for overlapping information or concepts that can be combined. This helps to remove redundancy while still conveying your points.
Highlight Important Information: Use headings or bold text to draw attention to the most crucial information, allowing you to keep your message focused and clear.
Consider Fold-Outs or Attachments: If allowed, you could create fold-out pages or attach supplementary information that can be accessed easily without overcrowding the trifold.
Ask for Guidance: If you’re really struggling, consider discussing it with your teacher or classmates. They might have suggestions or be able to offer some flexibility with the assignment.
Don’t worry—it’s all about making the most of the space you have! Good luck!