Review the draft in an order that protects the assignment's requirements, evidence and authorship.
How to do it
1. Check task coverage
Find unanswered questions, missing deliverables and rubric criteria with no visible evidence before editing style.
2. Check the evidence chain
Resolve unsupported claims, source-identity problems and unexplained calculations before final formatting.
3. Turn findings into revisions
Each revision should say what is wrong, why it matters, where it occurs and what to do next.
4. Separate feedback sources
Teacher, tutor or marker feedback is source input. CasePath findings are product analysis. Feedback about CasePath is about the tool.
Worked example
Replace “improve discussion” with “after Figure 2, explain why the variance matters to the decision and state that the chart does not prove causation.”
Common mistakes & limitations
Coursework check
When high-impact revisions are closed, use Final Check only to aggregate remaining blockers and return to the owning Stage.