When it comes to curriculum design, I believe that friends who have experienced it are no strangers at all. Do you still remember those nights when you stayed up for class? Let's talk about how you set up the course first.

Some small partners go directly to Taobao to sell courses and then copy them; There are also a very small number of top student babies who go crazy to borrow books from the library according to the teacher's requirements and create their own books step by step; But most babies have problems with Baidu, find templates on Baidu, and then write a similar one yourself.

And these are all plagiarism? Is it acting? It is not difficult to find that there is a so-called grouping phenomenon in most courses. Many people work in groups and do the same content. This classification has both advantages and disadvantages. The benefits are self-evident, and many hands make light work. What about fishing in troubled waters? After all, in college, not everyone will have the desire to learn.

However, there is another problem, that is, the course content is too complicated. It is not ruled out that the difficult curriculum design will help students grow up, and it will also hit the self-confidence of most students, making most people dumbfounded when they pick up the topic. Holding it will eventually lead to substitution and plagiarism.

So, as a qualified college student in the new era, should we copy and look for substitutes? The answer is definitely no! If you can't do it at school, you can ask your teachers and classmates. You can even borrow books from the library and look up information online. There is no problem in the university that cannot be solved. Therefore, we should put an end to this phenomenon happening to us. Only by continuous efforts can we get more returns.