Teaching in Rural America
Mailie Ross muses on attracting teachers to rural schools .
-DDLabels: Philippines, Rural education, teachers
Information Sources & Information Sifting Techniques

I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Mailie Ross muses on attracting teachers to rural schools .
-DDLabels: Philippines, Rural education, teachers
Martha Lagace interviews Thomas DeLong about his new book, which talks about teachers as leaders .
-DDLabels: educators, Leaders, leadership, teachers
Stephen Sawchuk reviews the legal rights teachers can surrender by posting to lesson-sharing sites . Sawchuk provides exerpts from various site licenses, some of which transfer the right of sale to hosting site.
Sawchuk notes that it is still unclear who ownes a teacher's lesson:
The 1909 [copyright] law establishing U.S. copyright policy made employers the owner of employee work products and carved out a special exemption for teachers. But in what some suspect might have been a drafting error, Congress deleted that exemption when it rewrote the law in 1976. (Section "Who Owns A Lesson?" para. 5)
To quote Sawchuk's conclusion: "In other words, dull and uninspiring though it is: Read the fine print."
-DDLabels: copyright, intellectual property, lesson plans, teachers