At Course-Notes.Org, we feel that those students who care enough to look to sources other than their text book to aid them in their studying value their education very highly. Therefore, it would make no sense for these students to cheat themselves by plagiarizing the US History, US Government and Politics, European History and Psychology content found on this site.

Course-Notes.Org and Plagiarism

At Course-Notes.Org, we feel that those students who care enough to look to sources other than their text book to aid them in their studying value their education very highly. Therefore, it would make no sense for these students to cheat themselves by plagiarizing the US History, US Government and Politics, European History and Psychology content found on this site. This includes all of the notes, outlines, vocabulary terms, practice quizzes, unit notes, historical documents, biographies, political parties, timelines, important court cases and case briefs, as well as any of our member’s content posted in the forums.

It would be unfair to say that no student has ever used notes, outlines, vocabulary, etc. from this site without properly acknowledging it or has tried to pass it off as their own work for a graded assignment. This has been brought to our attention a few times now from teachers. However, please let it be known that Course-Notes.Org’s goal is to provide quality notes, outlines, unit notes, case briefs, etc to students in order to improve their education, not to undercut it. Course-Notes.Org condemns plagiarism in any form.

Here’s a few reasons why plagiarizing Course-Notes.Org’s outlines, notes, vocabulary terms, unit notes, case briefs, biographies, political parties, and timelines or any other content for that matter is a very bad idea:

• Plagiarism is stealing someone else’s work and that’s not right.
• Plagiarism cheats students out of their education which can lead to dire consequences in their educational, personal and professional lives.
• Plagiarism makes teacher’s jobs harder and less enjoyable. It also gives teachers a bad impression of Course-Notes.Org and what we are all about
• You will get caught! Course-Notes.Org’s outlines, notes, vocabulary terms, unit notes, case briefs, biographies, political parties, and timelines are all indexed by Google. All a teacher needs to do is type in a line from “your” paper into the search engine and they will see that it came from this site.

With that said, please keep this in mind:

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