Why We Write-Personal Narrative

Why do we write personal stories Monday night, I got together with a few friends to exchange views on writing and exchanging my work. Some of these friends had basic creative writing problems a couple days ago. "Why should I write something?" She murmured. "Why are we doing this, I do not want to hear anything to say, because there are no new words." Please hold your idea.

Personal writing: When we explore ourselves and ourselves, we will write personal in this class. Please do not write anything you do not want to share on this lesson with this lesson. The sentences here are suitable for the whole class. If you have questions about the suitability of specific content, please discuss with me or your classmates. Plagiarism: It is considered plagiarism to deliberately submit the work of others as your work. All sources used in the course require correct MLA reference. If you have any questions or need help, please contact me. If you copy it, the lowest thing is that you failed.

There is no plagiarism in our school. First of all, we really do not compare, so you do not need to make a reference. We only write down personal stories and letters, but we do not need to think about other opinions. Our teacher said "Do not copy", it is. . . They will not tell you how to not copy to us. Yes, I think that this may be good, because I am still copying instead of missing tags. These students said that they had preliminary knowledge of plagiarism in the questionnaire, but in the interview, "knowledge" seemed to be mainly a series of bans against plagiarism. Illegal "(Marjorie, Malaysia). Interview students can not explain why universities like South Coast University believe plagiarism is unacceptable - in other words they explain why universities require recognition of sources I really do not understand