This is the Internet writing work, I just passed it

The Scottish Council of Parents and Teachers (SPTC) on Friday accused Wikipedia of poor grades received by local schoolchildren in the final exams. In an interview with Scotsman, representatives of the organization said that modern children often use the online encyclopedia as a source of material for abstracts and scientific works. But, as it turned out, this role does not suit the best: the level of unsatisfactory grades this year was the highest in the last 4 years.

Eleanor Coner, a public relations officer at SPTC, says that "this is dangerous when the Internet is filled with one-sided and inaccurate information that students accept as fact." This is especially scary when “children go to libraries not for books, but for access to the Web.”

The Council encourages the introduction of special courses in the school curriculum on the proper handling of the Internet, in which children (and not just lazy loafers) will be taught to effectively find useful and reliable materials there.