Education · Kampala
Who owns a student’s innovation? As school projects gain value, rights questions grow

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Kampala, Uganda | URN | When students present science projects at exhibitions, the attention usually goes to creativity, competition and academic achievement. But behind some of the models, prototypes and products displayed on exhibition stands are ideas with potential far beyond the classroom. Some could become commercial products, solve community challenges or attract investment. This … The post Who owns a student’
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