Teaching the Conntruhversey May 30, 2012

Teaching the Conntruhversey

By Hemant Mehta
May 30, 2012

Zach Weiner found a way to defeat all those teachers who want to teach Creationism in the classroom:

You can see how that plays out at Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal 🙂

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  • Cutencrunchy

    You give leprechauns credibility  when you add them as viable educational debate..

  • compl3x

    Love SMBC.

  • Jo

    Why does patheos always try to crash my internet and shoot ads at me?

  • Next time somebody ends up with one of those “teach the controversy” nutjobs they should demand the teachers teach *all* of the creation myths.  Before you can say “praise the Lord” the wingnuts will be whining about their kids being taught falsehoods and having no time for academics.  

  • I would be happy to teach the controversy. I would be very happy to teach the political controversy, including an account of the efforts to repackage that political controversy as a scientific one.

  • LutherW

    Just like covering elections as a horse race and which candidate is getting the most money, rather than addressing issues. Sounds like a great job for journalism class and political science class, but not science class. 

  • Love it.
    And also these t-shirts: http://controversy.wearscience.com/