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Physical & Life Sciences
"Teach" the controversy!
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<blockquote data-quote="leftrightleftrightleft" data-source="post: 65281669" data-attributes="member: 246343"><p>If "ID in the science classroom" meant that during one class the teacher mentioned it, I think I would be fine with it.</p><p></p><p>For example, the teacher could simply say, "Today we are going to learn about the science behind the early life of the universe which is encompassed under the broad heading of The Big Bang. There are some people that believe that this event was triggered by supernatural agents. Others believe it was triggered by some quantum fluctuation. There are a variety of competing theories about what caused the Big Bang but those thoughts often belong in philosophy classrooms. Thus, from now on we will be dealing with the physical processes that have occurred <em>since</em> the Big Bang."</p><p></p><p></p><p>If that was it, then I feel like that is reasonable and could easily belong in a science classroom. The above paragraph could be simplified depending on the age group you are talking to.</p><p></p><p>Anything more and I oppose it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="leftrightleftrightleft, post: 65281669, member: 246343"] If "ID in the science classroom" meant that during one class the teacher mentioned it, I think I would be fine with it. For example, the teacher could simply say, "Today we are going to learn about the science behind the early life of the universe which is encompassed under the broad heading of The Big Bang. There are some people that believe that this event was triggered by supernatural agents. Others believe it was triggered by some quantum fluctuation. There are a variety of competing theories about what caused the Big Bang but those thoughts often belong in philosophy classrooms. Thus, from now on we will be dealing with the physical processes that have occurred [I]since[/I] the Big Bang." If that was it, then I feel like that is reasonable and could easily belong in a science classroom. The above paragraph could be simplified depending on the age group you are talking to. Anything more and I oppose it. [/QUOTE]
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