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A recent guest article in the Washington Post gives a brief overview concerning teaching “controversies” like evolution and global warming in our schools. The writer then makes several good points as to why sound science like evolution need to be … Continue reading →

Florida Citizens for Science board member Joe Meert has been a busy guy. He’s now gone all Hollywood on us. Geological sciences professor advises filmmakers. Joe Meert may not be a movie star, but what this geologist knows about the … Continue reading →

Sigh. I wish I had time to spare. My teacher internship is dominating my life and not allowing me to partake in some of my personal pleasures, such as diving deep into any evolution/creationism debate that pops up in the … Continue reading →

Here is a good commentary at the Tallahassee Democrat website: Florida Science education takes the wrong track. All students now would be taking biology, and many would end up taking only biology as a result of large failure rates (anticipated … Continue reading →

Here is a story about a teacher who is trying to educate the general public concerning the realities of the teaching profession: “Critics abound, so Collier teacher offers insight into his profession“. I definitely applaud his efforts and appreciate how … Continue reading →

Great story about making sure museums depict evolution correctly, led by Florida Museum of Natural History’s Bruce MacFadden: Evolution: A Changing Definition. Based on their original research, Darwin, Marsh and Huxley all believed that the evolution of Equus teeth was … Continue reading →

I don’t know who Paul James is, but he wrote a newspaper commentary for the Palm Beach Post about evolution. Judging from the title “Evolution doesn’t answer all of science’s questions“, it is already evident that the writer isn’t the … Continue reading →

In honor of Darwin Day today, Florida Citizens for Science vice-president Jonathan Smith wrote an article for the Lakeland Ledger: Defending Darwin is Long-Term Effort. If America is to remain the leader in global technology, the general public must come … Continue reading →