Re: More Expelled



boots wrote:
Jackson Pillock <jacksonpillock@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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Jackson Pillock <jacksonpillock@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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Jackson Pillock <jacksonpillock@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

http://www.pandasthumb.org/pt-archives/001143.html#c35137

Posted by Dark Matter on June 14, 2005 08:47 AM (e) (s)


PZ Meyers wrote:

Here I am, a biologist living in the 21st century in one of
the
richest countries in the world, and one of the two biology
teachers in my kids� high school is a creationist. Last
year,
the education commissioner in my state tried to subvert the
recommendations for the state science standards by packing
a
hand-picked �minority report� committee to push for
required
instruction in intelligent design creationism in our
schools.
All across the country, we have these lunatics trying to
stuff pseudoscientific religious garbage into our schools
and
museums and zoos.



You are right on the mark here. The Undiscovery Institute people are
worse than a pack of Scientology lawyers and are better financed and
politically connected that the Scamatology frauds. Looks like they
learned a lot from them.

From the Scientology v. Education website:
July 29, 2004
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Class yields a surprise subject
http://studytech.org/archives/000062.php�;

From the article-

�Study Technology has its defenders, and they adamantly deny trying
to
promote a religion in the classroom. UW-Fond du Lac officials, for
the
record, say they�re comfortable with the summer enrichment offering.

Abler declined Thursday to identify her religious background and
said
she never tried to promote Scientology in the classroom.

�I�m teaching a study skills class - it�s a totally secular class,�
Abler said, adding that she welcomed calls and visits from parents.�

If this frickin' planet gets any more ludicrous I'm gonna become
worried that some geenyus might lock me up and medicate me for
hebephrenia.

Really, the schools I went to in the 1950s were full of teachers who
had no chance whatsoever of hacking it in industry, and the schools
my
kids went to in the 1980s were full of teachers who had no chance
whatsoever of hacking it in industry, so why all of a sudden should
anybody with half a clue work as a teacher, for the ridiculous pay?
For the good feeling that comes from surviving a workday without
getting knifed or shot because parents aren't allowed to discipline
their children since we've entered the age of Disney? Because they
can feel superior since they're working alongside a bunch of even
worse retards than themselves?

Dress your kids in kevlar every morning, send 'em off to the "real"
world and let the teachers do their worst. If your kids can't
resist
indoctination by the time they're old enough for pubic school,
they're
doomed anyway.


Thank you for that, Boots.

Whether you're being serious or sarcastic or whatever, you're welcome.
I expect your kids are quite capable of resisting indoctrination.


Very few children can 'resist' a poor education.

Aw for pete's sake, Jackson! You're serious, aintcha.

When I started school the term "kindergarten" was almost unknown, we
started in the first grade. I already knew how to read and write and
do basic math, and they give out textbooks that you can sit there and
read while the teacher is busy being boring.

The person who is *taught* how to think, rather than learning it for
himself, is extremely rare. The person who knows how to learn for
himself doesn't need to be "educated" so much as to be unrestrained
and have some "normal" social contact and access to even the lamest of
libraries.

How old are you, Jackson? Are you part of the "do it for me"
generation? Goodness.

Well take heart Jackson, once the creationists and the intelligent
designists and them-all finish causing the world to collapse to its
very foundations, there will be plenty of jobs for rebuilders.

--
superstitious heathen grade 8

"When I started school the term "kindergarten" was almost unknown, we
started in the first grade."

I will bet that the first seven years of your life were pretty care
free and you learned as much from play as anything else. That was a
good way to do it back then. But that was then, and this is now and
the reality is different.
Most churches have some sort of day-care, pre-school, JK an K program.
Parents put them there because they assume their kids are safe in that
environment. The kids are in a structured learning environment and
must respect those who are in charge. Even play is structured to
produce certain outcomes. That's where it all starts, boots, the
kids go through indoctrination by professionals from the time they can
walk basically. They can do nothing about it and no differing ideas
are presented. By first grade they have creationism well entrenched in
their minds, by first grade many of them will never be able to think
clearly again..
.

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