How to judge plagiarism?

Plagiarism is generally divided into two types, one is to take other people's things for your own use, without reference. The other is marked with references, but it has hardly been modified.

Some students think that it is impossible to simply change the words, word order and voice of a sentence by marking references, which is plagiarism. If some words are classic, they can't be changed easily, such as definitions, which need to be marked in double quotation marks. Page numbers should be written in references, but they should not be quoted directly often. One misunderstanding is that you only need to quote the original document in double quotation marks.

This conforms to the format standard, but it seriously does not meet the requirements of teachers. Because schools generally have a tolerance limit. If some students just quoted a lot of original texts, which exceeded 25%, and some even reached 35%, in this case, we will judge it as "poor citation" and will reduce the score slightly, but there is no big problem, provided that the students quote and quote in strict accordance with the citation format.

If plagiarism exceeds 20%, we will lose points, and if plagiarism exceeds 30%, we will be in danger of failing this course.

What should I do if the paper is accused of plagiarism?

First of all, don't panic the students, and don't send an email to the tutor to explain. Maybe you sent an email in a hurry and said there were many mistakes. You can ask a professional complaint teacher for help.