Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent Design, Gallup 1982-2012 –Twenty years of Gallup polls on popular views about human origins: consider the terms and the way the questions are framed.
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"Open Book" by R. Marxhausen: the Bible, the book open to us all
The Case for Educational Pluralism
The Case for Educational Pluralism: Alternatives to the state-funded educational monopolyby Ashley Rogers Berner–Recent American educational innovation—charter schools, vouchers, cyber-education, Teach for America—are encouraging educational diversity, but they can only go so far. Lasting, structural change requires reframing “public education” to mean publicly funded or publicly supported, not exclusively publicly delivered, education. This in turn […]
