Are you using copyright material?
Educational author's gripe!
Educational writers find the amount of free educational resources
available on-line and off-line inexhaustible, which is great for
the many teachers that use these. The problem with so many freebies
is that the quality has a lot to be desired. My guess regarding the poor
quality of materials is that the producers are not paid for
their work or they are paid very little.
Additionally, educational resources purchased by some teachers are
shared and copied by their colleagues many times over, which is a shame on the
educational profession. When thousands of teachers breach copyright law
every day by copying the work of authors over and over again without giving
any regard or payment for the work, authors do not get their rightful pay.
Just as teachers are paid for their hard work, it is necessary for authors
to be paid for their hard work. Authors need payment to keep on producing up
to date relevant educational materials. Don't neglect your support, if you are
using copyright material illegally, stop doing it!
I understand the need to keep expenditure down and to get good products at
a good price, but think of what will happen if teachers continue getting many
authored material for nothing, it is only simple mathematics; no input = no output
A workman is worthy of his hire!