How to do projects to save Time
Plagiarism refers to using some other person's ideas and information without acknowledging that specific person as the source. Similar to all other forms of theft, plagiarism also has many disadvantages associated with it.
It's alright to refer to other's ideas for School projects
School projects usual aim is to task the students to read through all the easily available content and submit a report. After all, everyone cannot invent at that age.
"We learn which was, to make which will" - WileCreation.
"We learn which was, to make which will" - WileCreation.
Now, Here's how to finish your project quickly:
Choose a topic that is neither very common (to avoid everyone from your class choosing the same "black hole" topic) nor very exotic that you find no sources regarding it. However, this is the case if a topic is not already given to you.
Type the topic in your favourite search engine (I prefer google) and open the first 4-5 results.
Make the contents page. I use mostly the one from wikipedia.
As you search for the sub-topics, you can collect images with relevance and quality to add to the project.
It is important to take from the beginning, middle and end so that you may have the introduction from a particular webpage and the conclusion from another.
In the end, for the bibliography, you can just open your browser history and use your convenient links. The more you mention, the more research you've done in the eyes of the examiner. I am not sure why (mostly because even I can edit) wikipedia is not recommended to be a part of the wikipedia all though most of your content is from it.
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