Original post by lena157
Am I allowed to copy points said in YouTube vids and revision textbooks word for word? Or will I be disqualified for it?
I don't think the examiners will read your essay and think "they got that from Mr Bruff's video on X" but it's better in my opinion if you try to embed the point in your essay rather than trying to force the point into the argument.
Original post by lena157
Am I allowed to copy points said in YouTube vids and revision textbooks word for word? Or will I be disqualified for it?
Unless you try and bring it to the exam then no if you memorise it your not going to get in trouble
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