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PubOption's avatar

Do you think a kid could explain sleeping in one of these 'science' classes, by saying he was considering the Australian Aboriginal theory of the Dreamtime?

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Wait until you see the results of their survey on the teaching of statistics...

bobbert's avatar

Wait. So the inerrant Bible comes with implied error bars?

bobbert's avatar

Science is doing fine. Science in <i>Amercia</i>, not so much.

Lot_49's avatar

Doesn't the word "teachers" in that sentence deserve a nice set of scare-quotes?

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Just hope they don't find any fossils.

Lot_49's avatar

There are three good reasons to be a teacher:

1. June 2. July 3. August

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Schools are supposed to give the kids something to do until football practice starts.

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So you're saying win/win, right?

Look, if education were important, teachers would be paid on a scale comparable to those who make substantial contributions to human betterment...hedge fund managers, for instance. Or Beyoncé.

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A thing (so real it has its own authentic website!) called "The Institute for Creation Research" says the Bible is <a href="http:\/\/www.icr.org\/bible\/1Kings\/7\/23\/" target="_blank">right</a> and you are wrong because <i>you </i>don't understand scientific notation. Ha ha on you!