On 1/5/19 3:38 pm, Jevan Pipitone wrote:
... It would be better to allow people (eg tutors) to help students with
assignments as long as the student puts the tutors contact details in
the reference section of the assignment. ...
Acknowledgements usually go in the "Author Note" at the front of a
document:
https://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2015/11/giving-thanks-in-apa-style.html
If there was someone listed as a "tutor" in the acknowledgements, and
they were not someone appointed by the institution, or in some way
accredited, I would ask the student exactly who they were, and what help
they provided. The student might have to then undertake some
supplementary assessment, to show what they, as opposed to their tutor,
could do.
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