'It is not enough to read an essay and mark it; one must also guess if a student has purchased professional help'

Article Abstract:

Proofreading services are offering to proofread students' essays, reports, dissertations and other professional documents for a specified charge, which would enable an increase in their grades. But this would lead to doubt about the genuineness of students' literacy and presentation in academics' minds, while also unfairly enabling wealthy students purchase higher grades for their professionally proofread work.

Services information, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Publishing, Publishing Industries, Printing & Publishing, Publishing industry, Evaluation, Services, School prose, Proofreading, Students writings

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EPSRC announces a reduction in grants

Article Abstract:

The decision of the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC) to reduce future grants for research due to shifts in funding priorities is discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Research grants, Research funding, Company business management

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