This is an example of self-plagiarism. Self-plagiarism occurs when a student submits their own previous work for a new assignment without permission from the instructor, essentially reusing their own material.
In English, you are studying the same novel that you studied in Year 10 with a different teacher. You realise that the assignments are so similar that you will be able to copy and paste most of your Year 10 assignment and resubmit it as your new assignment to save some time.
This is an example of
collusion.
plagiarism.
self-plagiarism.
contract cheating/significant contribution of work.
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