Throughout the world, 1 out of 6 children of secondary school age is still in primary school. The poorer a childâs household, the less likely the child is to attend secondary school.n sub-Saharan Africa, that number drops to less than 30 per cent. In this region, substantially more secondary school-age children attend primary school than attend secondary school; only 1 out of 4 children of secondary school age actually attends secondary school.
Teaching about copyright, Creative Commons, and how to license your work can be a challenge. Iâve created a lesson to explain this simply. All of the videos Iâm creating now on the Cool Cat Teacher TV YouTube channel now have essential questions with them. Feel free to use them with your students.
Works composed entirely of common-property information with no original authorship also cannot be copyrighted. Find out if the work is in a tangible form of expression. For an original work to be copyrighted, it must be fixed in either print or a form that is communicated with a machine or device.This includes literary works, musical works, pictures, movies, audio recordings and software.heck to see of the work is in the public domain. Some works are no longer protected by copyright. In the US, these include all works published before 1923 and works published through 1977 without a copyright notice.