Is a tutor an allowed resource for my Physics assessment? (1 Viewer)

[geeezlouise]

I have a year 12 physics depth study to do at home worth 20%. It says students are permitted to use any resource available to them, except AI, but it does have to be all of our own work.
Does this mean I could have a physics tutor to help me? I think that's what other students will do but I feel the ethics of it are a little sketchy.
Thoughts?

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

yes ur allowed everyone does it including yours truly

 

[NoahNeedsHelp]

Yes I'd be more than happy to help

 

[Forenza]

Are you the same person on facebook? I don't think you can get a tutor to help you as it could be considered malpractice. I don't think you should follow the "just don't get caught" principle.

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

Are you the same person on facebook? I don't think you can get a tutor to help you as it could be considered malpractice. I don't think you should follow the "just don't get caught" principle.

its not malpractice everyone does it. its lit expected mate

 

[Forenza]

its not malpractice everyone does it. its lit expected mate

I mean I'm not stopping him. It is malpractice as per NESA

• buying, stealing or borrowing someone else’s work and presenting it as your own
• submitting work that someone else, eg a parent, tutor or subject expert, substantially contributed to

But if he does it anyway and doesn't get caught, that's life.