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.
Copyright overview. An original piece of work is covered by copyright. It could be a piece of music, a play, a novel, photos or a piece of software. Copyright can be enforced by law.It is against the law to copy and distribute copyrighted material without the copyright ownerâs permission.he search engine has included them from a number of websites. All of the major search engines provide a link to the website that the original image is from. If you want to use an image you have found using a search engine, always check who it belongs to. 1  Page. 2  1. 3  2. 4  3. 5  4.