GCSE English Coursework ? Cheating Or Not ?
get your teacher to look it over beforehand. If he/she doesn't notice then aqa won't
Teachers: Have you ever accused a student of cheating and been wrong?
I definitely gave students zeros when they might have not been guilty of cheating. I can’t be 100% certain, but there had to be a few.I taught in an American dual degree program in china for 3 years. In one 5 month stretch, I probably caught about 55 or so students cheating.Seriously, I warned them that I was a ninja and that I would figure out if they were cheating. Some were idiots… I warned them every time… I gave them quizzes so that I could demonstrate all the different ways I would catch them in hopes that they wouldn’t cheat on a test. I would tell them if they were talking at all, for any reason, they would be receiving a zero. This is why I always gave at least 3 quizzes before the test so that they could see how serious I was and so that they wouldn’t fail the course if they cheated during a test.This was drilled into them. I would ask ‘What do you do when your neighbor says anything?’ and they would respond and say that they were not to respond. This rule was to be fair for everyone so that I wouldnt have to factor in my own bias if a student was cheating or asking what the answer is ;) jkA few times I had to take tests because of talking and the students were very upset. A couple times I was convinced that the student hadn’t cheated. I had one guy really upset because he didn’t want me to think less of him and he got emotional. As I said with all students, it was just a zero, he would need to study harder for the rest of the course and that I did not judge his character. It was tough, but rarely did I catch a student cheating twice.In one instance I ended up tutoring a student that was having a difficult time… Chinese students were very innovative with cheating. I learned a lot from my Chinese colleagues about how to catch it. They were so much more savvy than American students I’ve had haha
Is lightly tracing outlines cheating?
As it is GCSE it is acceptable, but try no to next time maybe try and trace it, then draw it out and just keep drawing it out? it is easiest if you draw a scale: one head should fit into the body 8 times, so draw a head, then horizontal lines at the top and bottom of it, measure it then do this another 8 times, it is simple! you can try griding up photos, this helps some people to get the proportions. the arms should always be the same length as the legs, so when down they should go down to the hip. the feet need to be the same length as the face and the shoulders should be about a heads width each side with eyes, there is an eyes width between each one it is just a matter of proportion! but no, for now, cheating is acceptable, dont worry so much about the image the meaning inside the image is much less important than the actual quailty of the painting- that is what you will me marked on! good luck! you will be fine! if you need help with different media to use or artists etc, but give me an email happy to help!
Are year 10 practice GCSE exams important?
They are important in a sense, it's still a good idea to revise for them, I'm in Y10 and I have done some of my GCSE's but we had a mock week, and you should revise for them simply because, then the teachers will know what you're struggling with and how they can give you extra help on them. If you don't bother trying for these mocks then the teachers will think that you need help on everything and your grade average may fall. They don't really count for anything, but you should at least attempt to pass them.
Help in history!?!?! (World War II and I) Few questions i need answering please...!?
WW1 happened because of the expanding imperialist countries. Major countries like France, Austria-Hungary, and England. They all wanted more land and resources to become even more powerful. The Nazi party is the National Socialist Party. They believed in a strong government and promised to turn Germany back into a world power. Communists believe in a form of government called communism. Communism has the idea of equality for all and ownership for all. While this idea sounds great on paper, it will never work because of people's greed. The French and British created the Treaty of Versailles. It was a harsh treaty that forced the Germans to pay reparations to Great Britain and France. Hope this helps. Good luck.
My english description coursework?
It is a very good observation of city life. Perhaps just a few too many words, to hold the readers attention, but, yes, I think you have a talent for story telling. Good luck
When conjoined twins go to school, do they get separate grades and report cards?
I don’t know very much about this subject, but I do know that contrary to what has been said here. Not all conjoined twins are two separate brains. There is at least one set of Craniopagus (conjoined at the head) twins that shares a brain. I can’t answer for that family or those twins, but I think it certainly complicates things.Krista and Tatiana Hogan - WikipediaIn that case, You would think that they might go to a special school that would have it’s own criteria. If they share a single brain then undoubtedly they should receive a single grade. From what doctors can tell, both twins have equal and unrestricted access to the brain and it’s knowledge, as well as awareness of each other’s communication and thoughts. Shared knowledge of the latter would be essential for any critical work to be completed and submitted as one grade. And if they will always be this way, then I see no reason not to recognize their abilities.Participation wise, they might get two separate grades. They have their own personalities distinct from each other and as a result, they might not care about one subject or another. Again, I would leave it up to the teacher to distinguish.For a set of Bicephalic twins (one body two separate heads) I would think they should submit their own assignments, but if I were their teacher I would not prevent them from working together. The issue of cheating would come up, but ethically, if they are never going to be apart, then why should they be deprived of each other for the test.If I was their GYM teacher, it would be more complicated. You could argue that since the twins share a single functional body, then their should be one grade. Qualitatively though, I have heard that for Bicephalic twins, one twin often controls half of the body and vice versa. Thus, their participation could be seen as a group effort, for if one wasn’t trying as hard and it was slowing them down, I might note this.I don’t know any conjoined twins, so these are just my thoughts.