A recent issue of Science Magazine, highlights the National Science Standards (NGSS). It opens.  Five US states have adopted science education standards that recommend introducing two highly charged topics — climate-change science and evolution — into classrooms well before high school. It also mentions this.”In the past two months, education officials in Rhode Island, Kentucky, Kansas, Maryland and Vermont have all approved the standards by overwhelming margins. At least five more states — California, FLORIDA, Maine, Michigan and Washington — may take up the standards in the next few months.
Well with regards to Florida,this is either a miss print,speculative reporting,or they know some thing we don’t.
What are the actual changes to the existing science standards which would be and improvement if any?