How will I control for being too rush in my work result of many mistake?

Answer 1

S-L-O-W down. Take your time. Re-read everything expressly for mistakes. (Ask someone else initially to proofread your stuff too because you may be rushing over and missing mistakes.)
Don't wait until the last possible minute to do things. Break down your assignments into sections and make (AND FOLLOW) a schedule in which to do them (for example, do research, write outline, do first draft, finish final paper, proofread, correct...).
Be realistic in your scheduling -- and then add 25 percent...or maybe a bit more. (Jobs that I think will take me an hour often take an hour and a quarter.)
Good luck!

Answer 2

THERE IS ALWAYS A STARTING POINT AND A FINISHING POINT. FIRST OFF, KEEP YOUR MIND ON YOUR WORK. GET THERE EARLY ENOUGH TO GET EVRYTHING ELSE OUT OF THE WAY OF YOUR WORK. ONCE YOU START A PROJECT, GIVE IT YOUR FULL ATTENTION UNTIL YOU GET THROUGH. IF YOU HAVE TO STOP HALFWAY THROUGH, MAKE YOURSELF A NOTE AS TO WHY YOU STOPPED, WHAT YOU NEED TO PROCEED, WHERE TO LOOK FOR WHAT YOU NEED. DON'T TAKE ON MORE THAN YOU KNOW YOU CAN HANDLE IN ONE DAY. BE ORGANIZED IN YOUR WORK DETAILS AND FOLLOW THRU WITH YOUR PLANS TO FINISH SOMETHING,. NEVER PROCRASTINATE, IF YOU NEED TO GET SOMETHING DONE, DO IT BEFORE YOU FORGET WHAT IT IS YOU NEED TO DO, BEFORE IT PILES UP ON YOU. ONCE YOU GET EVERYTHING IN ORDER YOU WILL NOT MISTAKES AND YOU WILL HAVE TIME FOR YOURSELF. NOW, WHY
COULDN'T YOU THINK OF THIS?