There are no real short cuts. You need to know enough about the Theory of Evolution and related topics to cover the subject matter, and enough more to any questions you may be asked. So the amount of knowledge you need depends on the ages and interests of your students. It also depends on the timescale and objectives of your classes or lectures.
If you do not already have a grounding in geology or Biology, I suggest you obtain some comprehensive primers on these subjects, so that you can demonstrate a basic understanding of the processes of evolution and Paleontology. Your discussions will probably sooner or later encompass the evolution of humans, so it would be worth knowing a little about our ancestors.
If you think that any of your students may raise the topic of creationism, it would be worth knowing a little about these arguments and uderstand why they are false.
If your class has access to the internet, you may find some useful online sites that suit the ages and interests of your students. Encourage your students to ask questions on Wiki s and see what s they find.
no they are not allowed to teach evolution beecaus it just isnt right
Because it is important to teach about natural laws which nature follows.
There is NO Federal Mandate to teach Evolution. There is no Federal mandate to teach algebra, or chemistry or Latin, either. It is merely a question of being well-read and in-step with the 21st century. We do not teach phrenology in psychology; We do not teach phlogiston in Chemistry; and we should not teach intelligent design as an "alternative" to evolution. "Evolution" is a demonstration of a collection of known scientifically verifiable facts. Evolution does NOT discredit belief in God; in fact, evolution makes NO comments about the sanctity of life or the existence of powers beyond our own. Attempting to condemn evolution as a theory as an attack on religion or belief is as meaningful as eating meat on Friday, instead of Fish.
Yes
The science curriculum in most public schools contains some reference to evolution. Usually a class like Biology will teach it in detail. However, SOME of the school systems in some states, try to circumvent the law by avoiding the teaching of evolution altogether because of the religious controversy surrounding it.
High school biology teachers should at least be able to teach the basics of evolution. Otherwise they would not be able to do their job properly.
Yes, they will teach the same thing. All CPR classes are mandated to teach the same techniques and information.
The right to teach evolution in schools
The right to teach evolution in schools
A flip is a gymnastic move, so you would want to find gymnastic teacher to show you how to roll and flip around. All martial arts teach throws at some level or another. Striking arts teach grappling techniques and grappling arts teach striking techniques.
It is Diglett or Dugtrio(the evolution of Diglett)
Only in backward theocratic countries. Added: Not in the US.