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Author Topic:   Should Evolution and Creation be Taught in School?
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Message 233 of 308 (319581)
06-09-2006 3:12 PM
Reply to: Message 232 by Chiroptera
06-09-2006 2:12 PM


Re: creationism in a science class
Great story. And, in my opinion, this is exactly why I feel that creationism does have a place in a biology class. In some science class somewhere, the difference between proper science and pseudoscience should be taught, and evolution vs. creationism is an excellent pair of contrasting examples to demonstrate the proper scientific method. The fact that it is an important current political topic would add some relevance to the topic.
i whole-heartedly agree.
however, i'm sure the subtlety of the point would be lost on many science teachers in certain areas of this country. scientists may be educated, but not all science teachers are...


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