11-24-2004, 12:13 AM
schools are pretty much run either at the state or local level, and how children are taught varies quite a bit from one area to another. it is not completely out of the realm of possibility to promote this type of learning.
if you are asking me to decide if creationism should be taught as a yes or no answer, i would say yes simply because i think all popular theories be presented. i feel that it is unfair that some not so popular theories would not be able to be presented simply in the interest of time it is not feasible. i think the way to work around this is to give the kids an assignment to do a reasearch report on a non-commonly accepted theory on "the basis of living beings"
i dont think this is really an outrageous idea.
Edited By Keyser Soze on 1101255302
if you are asking me to decide if creationism should be taught as a yes or no answer, i would say yes simply because i think all popular theories be presented. i feel that it is unfair that some not so popular theories would not be able to be presented simply in the interest of time it is not feasible. i think the way to work around this is to give the kids an assignment to do a reasearch report on a non-commonly accepted theory on "the basis of living beings"
i dont think this is really an outrageous idea.
Edited By Keyser Soze on 1101255302
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