Do you think it would upset someone if I adjusted their work on a project to align with the guidelines provided by the teacher? I’m asking because I’m unsure if it’s appropriate. I only added some words since their section didn’t meet the required word count.
I’m feeling really overwhelmed about my upcoming exam—help, please! I’m in a college music listening course (even though I’m still in high school), and we have to memorize the names of several classical pieces and be able to identify them. Unfortunately, I missed two classes, which has put me in a tough spot, especially since […]
What exactly are summer internships? I’ve come across YouTube videos where people mention securing internships at local universities while they were still in high school. Can someone clarify what this entails?
What are your thoughts on this song?
It’s understandable to be concerned about how someone might react to changes in their work. If you’re only adding words to meet a specific guideline, it’s usually seen as a collaborative effort to enhance the project as a whole. However, it might be a good idea to communicate with your teammate first. Let them know why you made those adjustments and get their input. This way, you can ensure that everyone is on the same page and respects each other’s contributions. Open communication can help avoid any potential upset!