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Permiso para usar el trabajo del estudiante

Saint Paul Minnesota Permiso para usar el trabajo del estudiante - Permission to Use Student's Work

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Consentimientos y permisos - Parental - Viajes al extranjero

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Multi-State

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Saint Paul

Control #:

US-PRM-03

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Permiso otorgado por el estudiante para que otros usen su trabajo original. Para su conveniencia, debajo del texto en español le brindamos la versión completa de este formulario en inglés. For your convenience, the complete English version of this form is attached below the Spanish version.

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What happens if permission is not granted?

If permission isn’t granted, you shouldn’t use the work. Think of it as sticking to the rules of the game; playing fair is key!

Is there a difference between using work for school and for other purposes?

Absolutely! Using work for school means it's part of the learning process, while other purposes might involve sharing it publicly or for profit. Always clarify your intentions.

What if a student doesn’t want their work used?

If a student is not on board, you need to respect their wishes. No one likes to feel used, and it's important to honor their feelings about their creation.

Can I use my own child's work without asking?

It's a good practice to ask, even if it's your child. It shows respect for their effort and creativity, and it helps keep everyone on the same page.

How do I get permission from a student?

To get permission, simply have a chat with the student or their parents. It's best to clear the air and make sure they understand how their work will be used.

Do I need permission to use a student's work?

Yes, you usually need permission from the student or their parent/guardian before using their work. It's like asking for the green light before you hit the road.

What does it mean to use a student's work?

Using a student's work means taking something they have created for school, like a paper or a project, and using it for other purposes. This could be for publications, presentations, or other educational activities.