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I do like how you would reframe the questions to make them less biased. You make great points, so maybe the teacher was a bit biased. If he reworded the questions, then there would probably be no complaints from the parent(s).
If it was a "pick one" question, then I would expect the prompt to say "Answer one of the following questions" rather than "Answer the following question," so I don't think that you can make a definitive pronouncement either way about the intent. However, the way that each of those questions are linked and follow from each other suggests that he wants all of them answered. Either way, he doesn't seem to have a good command of the English language.
Well, it is completely relevant, as the gender stuff is almost a religion in itself.
But hey, I digress.
All I could do was read the text and not jump to assumptions; "question" wasn't plural. Definitive, no that's why I need to hear the teacher. Took me one semester (maybe ADD or old) to write one research paper and if schools are making them write 10, it would be ridiculous and the papers' would be poor quilty. If it was me writing 10 papers, I'd be the plagiarizing king.
Ooh, is this a reference to that post I made about the Sikh prayer at the RNC over a month ago, and how I thought a Sikh prayer was not supposed to be there? I do apologize for that, and I am sorry for demonizing another's religion.
If students cannot be inculcated into Christianity during an English class lead by a football coach guilty of fraud how can it NOT be persecution?
I still need to hear what the teacher says, a video would be better. If he grades neutral on content and is concerned with the APA formatting, but these are my assumptions.
In order to write this paper in a way that is not parroting a fundamentalist Christian worldview, a student would have to go well beyond the bounds of "world history." It would require an understanding of geology, chemistry, philosophy, ethics, comparative religions, and theology.
That would also be true for a student answering in the 'right' 'Christian' way.
True - my point was that writing it from a fundamentalist Christian perspective would be comparatively simple. The student would just have to parrot what they learned in Sunday School.
It's actually a lot of homework if they had to answer all ten. You could easily spend an hour on each just to put out a couple of hundred words.
That's the trouble with open-ended philosophical questions - each of those could be a book in its own right.
