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Apr 9, 2012
In Canada who claims ownership on teacher-created lesson plans? Is it the public schools/school board (i.e. the government) or does the teacher stake their claim on the material they've created? I've read a number of articles from the US about this and it seems to go both ways from distritc to district, does it vary in a similar manner in Canada from school board to school board?
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