Teachers are trying to combat this now by requiring sources other than the internet. My last year of high school we were only allowed two or three internet sources. The rest had to be dead-tree books, magazines, newspapers, etc.
What I find even more disconcerting are students who put down "www.google.com" in their bibliography.
Think of it like this:
1D: You can pick a cell out from a row
2D: You can pick a cell out from a table
3D: You can pick a cell out from a box
4D: You can pick a cell out from a line of boxes
5D: You can pick a cell out from a table of boxes
6D: You can pick a cell out from a warehouse of boxes
7D: You can pick a cell out from a row of warehouses
8D: You can pick a cell out from a block full of warehouses
9D: You can pick a cell out from a... well... bunch of warehouses stacked on one another. Or something.
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Yeah, it replaced the grenade launcher. Now you get to spurt rusty water and at the imps.
Teachers are trying to combat this now by requiring sources other than the internet. My last year of high school we were only allowed two or three internet sources. The rest had to be dead-tree books, magazines, newspapers, etc.
What I find even more disconcerting are students who put down "www.google.com" in their bibliography.
Think of it like this: 1D: You can pick a cell out from a row 2D: You can pick a cell out from a table 3D: You can pick a cell out from a box 4D: You can pick a cell out from a line of boxes 5D: You can pick a cell out from a table of boxes 6D: You can pick a cell out from a warehouse of boxes 7D: You can pick a cell out from a row of warehouses 8D: You can pick a cell out from a block full of warehouses 9D: You can pick a cell out from a... well... bunch of warehouses stacked on one another. Or something.