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Clary, Renee – Science Teacher, 2017
Although the age of the planet, the theory of biological evolution, and climate change are not "scientifically" controversial, students' familial and religious teachings can be perceived to be diametrically opposed to the science curriculum. However, there is a way for teachers to acknowledge alternative views and let students voice them…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Student Attitudes, Reflection, Biology
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Case, Emily – Science Teacher, 2003
Defines symbiosis and describes the connection between symbiosis and evolution, how it is described in science textbooks, and genetic variability. Discusses educational policy and science curriculum content. (YDS)
Descriptors: Biology, Educational Policy, Evolution, Genetics
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Staver, John R. – Science Teacher, 2003
Advocates of Intelligent Design (ID) theory argue that evolution is a theory in crisis, ID is a legitimate scientific theory, and biology teachers should teach the controversy. Supporters of evolutionary theory testify that ID is a religious, not scientific, concept, and evolution is in no danger of bankruptcy, having survived 140 years of…
Descriptors: Evolution, Scientific Research, Creationism, Biology
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Science Teacher, 1974
Reports the current situation in a number of states regarding the controversy of teaching evolution and creatonist theories in science classes. (JR)
Descriptors: Biological Sciences, Biology, Educational Legislation, Educational Problems