If a student repeatedly makes plans but does not follow them, what should be checked first?

Correct answer: Whether the plan is realistic or too heavy for the capacity

Repeated non-compliance does not automatically prove laziness or lack of character. The plan may contain too many tasks, unrealistic timings, or demands beyond the student's current capacity. Checking feasibility first helps identify a practical adjustment, such as smaller steps or better time allocation. The color of a plan, book size, and number of friends do not explain adherence.