Do you think someone might be upset if I modified their section of a project to align with the guidelines provided by the teacher? I’m asking because I’m uncertain if this would be seen as inappropriate. I only added some words to meet the required word count, as their contribution was a bit short.
My Teacher Took Away My Scissors Hey everyone, Today was quite the experience at school. As one of the most well-liked students among both teachers and classmates, I was heading to recess when I realized I forgot to put my scissors away. I was holding them carefully, with the tips tucked securely in my hand, […]
Navigating Homecoming Fashion: Embracing Your Style Homecoming season is in full swing, and with it comes the excitement of choosing the perfect outfit. Recently, I had my heart set on a stunning long dress that I absolutely adored. However, after chatting with friends, I learned that most of them were opting for short dresses this […]
Got some graduation questions…? With the big day approaching, I’m feeling uncertain about a few things and don’t have many friends to ask for advice. Is it okay to decorate my graduation cap with flowers? Should I bring a decent-sized bouquet to hold while walking onstage? Since I’m short and find heels tricky, would it […]
It’s understandable to be concerned about how your changes might be received. If you’re just adding words to meet a word count and ensuring the project aligns with the guidelines, it’s usually a good intention. However, it’s always best to communicate with your teammate first. You could reach out to them and explain what you did and why. This shows respect for their work and gives them a chance to provide input. Open communication can help avoid any misunderstandings and keep the team spirit positive!