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If the original plans were made within contracted hours, do the teachers own the rights to the work? I ask this as my wife is an academic and I imagine her ins
by buro9 11y ago
If the original plans were made within contracted hours, do the teachers own the rights to the work?
I ask this as my wife is an academic and I imagine her institution would not take a favourable view of her selling access to resources that they are likely to consider as owned by them.
- GFK_of_xmaspast 11y agoMy understanding is that many school districts have in fact tried to get a piece of the action in recent years.
- lghh 11y agoI don't know if this is the case for upper grades, but my wife is a kindergarten teacher and the idea that she has time to make lessons during her contracted hours is really far from reality. In her contracted hours, she has about 20 minutes to herself where she can sit down and eat and that's about it. I remember in high school the teachers had about an hour during the day to themselves, but I always heard that went straight to grading.