
Briannah G.
asked 02/24/21I wanted ask for guidance on a possible plagiarism
I am in ninth grade at the moment and I was required to do a discussion board. The prompt was whether I would allow a person into my home if the purge were real and they were stranded? I answered the question and was one of the first ones out of my peers to do this. I checked back to see if anyone else had responded to the prompt and there was one person who did. She took what I said and slightly changed it to look like it was what she said. This assignment only required three sentences and, it was online . We were also told to respond to our peers responses and she did the same thing. I don't like being copied off of but I do not know if this counts as plagiarism. If you were to compare both responses then you could tell they were very similar. Should I tell the teacher? If so what do I tell them? This class was intro to social studies by the way.
1 Expert Answer
Jordan W. answered 02/25/21
Honors College Scholar Specializing in Tutoring for K-6 Students
In my opinion and with my experience with teachers throughout out the years, I would ask your Social Studies teacher this exact question. I think it is better to ask then surprise your teacher later on so there is not a misunderstanding with your teacher and you. Better to be safe then sorry! :)
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Melanie P.
Hi Briannah, please know Ask an Expert is a platform for academic questions. Please contact our Customer Support Team at [email protected] if we can help further.02/24/21