If you have ever been to a museum in Europe, you will no doubt have seen the knight's armor that is usually displayed. Knights were the fearsome warriors of the time, sent out to fight for their country and religion. Whether their battles were justified is not relevant to this discussion, what IS relevant is the size of the knights. Most were UNDER 5'6"... and they were considered fierce warriors. Today's fierce men are over 6ft tall. If I walked into a room full of knights from that era, even the most fierce would consider me to be a giant, yet in today's society, I'm just a little over average height. That is an example of evolution. The human species has evolved over the last couple hundred thousand years. It's the same with the animals. They adapt to fit a niche. It doesn't really matter what your religious beliefs are, evolution is real. Examples of evolution are everywhere if you'll just look. But if you insist on sticking your fingers in your ears and shouting, just so that you don't have to hear it, that's your choice. The God I believe in didn't expect his creations to remain static. The God I believe in wants us all to make ourselves better. Hopefully my children are better than me. Hopefully they will be smarter and able to make better decisions. Over the ages, organized religion has demonstrated an abysmal history in their decision making. Through the history of the human species, most wars and killings have been in the name of religion. We still have wars, and the one that is going on now is a fine example of another religious war, fought in the name of their silly, ineffectual moon god. If decisions were made on the basis of logic and reasoning, the species would be able to improve itself, perhaps the way that God would want it. Remember that it is the religious leaders of the radical sects who encourage superstitious behavior.
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Science teachers have to teach science. Evolution is one aspect of science and is taught if it is in the curriculum. Religious teachers teach religion. For some people, creationism is one aspect of religion and it is taught if it is in the relevant curriculum. Answer Evolution is a fundamental part of Biology and is required for a detailed understanding of life on earth.
Science teachers have to teach science. Evolution is one aspect of science and is taught if it is in the curriculum. Religious teachers teach religion. For some people, creationism is one aspect of religion and it is taught if it is in the relevant curriculum.
They help the teachers in the caribbean to understand what they teach and to be informed
i would say oddish or its evolution form cause my cut is with oddish
South Africa needs teachers for the same reason America and Europe and all other countries do, to teach their young how to read and write and educate them for their adult life.
Although nobody "needs" to study psychology, teachers who don't would be badly disadvantaged. Presumably, teachers want their students to learn what they have to teach, and psychology has amassed over 100 years of data regarding the conditions under which learning takes place.
Wayland Middle School's motto is 'Teachers only teach half the things, the rest comes from yourself.'.
no they are not allowed to teach evolution beecaus it just isnt right
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.
Teachers in Tennessee schools are protected by Law to teach evolution in K-12 settings due to the Academic Freedom Bill passed in the House in 2011 Therefore, Tennessee schools do, in fact, care about science.
He /She must teach in the way what the students like. He/She do not teach in the sense of whatever he did not get from his/her teachers
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Yes, teach ICT is a good website for teachers. It has a lot of resource materials to help them teach students.
Teachers teach fractions to their students.
Teachers are always supposed to teach. Otherwise why are we paying them?
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Umm... in a classroom?
They can.
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