I'm almost half tempted to contact the OU over this.
What do you think, Mr Maciej Grischke?
********. They are there to help. They won't tell you the answers, but they can suggest areas to look into.
And it is about getting ****ed. Had a merry time (far too much in fairness) in my undergraduate, and a good time in my postgraduate.
My professional rate is £85 per hour, OP please contact me to discuss.
.I'm almost half tempted to contact the OU over this.
What do you think, Mr Maciej Grischke?
They aren't there to help, they are there to teach and guide but not help you with your work or check or or read it before it'd marked.
And no it isn't about getting drunk, just because you're doing a degree doesn't mean you should change anything about yourself. I did all that before I went to university anyway. You're there to do a job - if you don't plan to get a first then why are you spending thousands of pounds on the opportunity?
Undergrad and postgrad were pretty much the same as now, except I had no money back then. Wasn't paid for my efforts.
This is what I took the OP to mean when he said he needed help checking his work.
Not as some have interpreted omgdoyourownworkyoucheater![]()
so who knows.Don't be an ********.
You seem like a very bitter chap. You fail your exams or something?
No, he's plagiarising you goober.
If he's going to cheat, he doesn't deserve the qualification.
You seem like a very amoral chap. Did you cheat on your exams or something?
You the world police or something? Let people get on with their own stuff why don't you.
Nothing to do with being amoral (I'd say you're more sad for trying to interfere with someones like, than I am amoral for not giving a ****), rather just a realistic person.
I knew people that cheated on a few things, and frankly......who cares? Most of them had no interest in that particular subject, and didn't pursue careers where it would be an issue.
As for myself, I wasn't really interested. Too much hassle for something pretty inconsequential.
Paying for work from other sources and submitting it as your own is also cheating. It is intellectually dishonest to cheat and thus give one student an unfair advantage over others. [...]
If a case of plagiarism is proven, this is a serious offence and the Open University disciplinary procedures will be followed, as described under the Student Regulations SA 1.6 and SD 4.3.
Checking is still influencing his grade and is as such cheating. A university level student shouldn't be relying on people checking his/ her work.
Surely it's sensible to have someone look over any work you submit?
The guy is planning on cheating his way to something which the overwhelming majority have to work very hard for. It's dishonest, Machiavellian, and wrong. Yes, I'm damn well taking umbrage. I'm offended that the OP thinks this is acceptable and I'm offended that he thinks I would help. He's devaluing other people's achievements and also cheating himself.
There are other options available for the OP, yet he chooses this? That says a lot about him as a person. It should not be encouraged.
Strange how it's also clearly spelled out in the OU policy that it isn't tolerated, don't you think? I'm pretty sure they would care and they would be the authority on the matter.
Go have your period somewhere else.
It is sensible and it's still your own work. It absolutely isn't plagiarism or dishonest.
Do you think academics don't have peers look over their work before submission? It's absurd to think that people must exist in bubbles.
Actually at most universities this is not acceptable.
(Obviously everyone does it)