Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Must Read
The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), the world's largest organization of science educators, has issued a statement on the Dover intelligent design ruling:
"This is a great day for science education," said NSTA Executive Director Gerry Wheeler. "Judge Jones's decision will echo far beyond Pennsylvania because not only does it maintain sound science for the students of Dover, but his comprehensive and detailed opinion also provides great clarity that ID is not science and has no place in science instruction. The judge's opinion is a 'must read' for school boards and communities that are addressing this issue."
Follow the link, above, to read the whole statement.
"This is a great day for science education," said NSTA Executive Director Gerry Wheeler. "Judge Jones's decision will echo far beyond Pennsylvania because not only does it maintain sound science for the students of Dover, but his comprehensive and detailed opinion also provides great clarity that ID is not science and has no place in science instruction. The judge's opinion is a 'must read' for school boards and communities that are addressing this issue."
Follow the link, above, to read the whole statement.
