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4. oh, makes so much sense...

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Sun Nov 19, 2023, 08:44 AM

Nov 2023

cuz these 'board members' and industry representatives know so much more about science than the PhD scientists and other academics that textbook publishers work with tirelessly to develop theircontent.

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Texas pushes some textbook publishers to remove material on fossil fuels [View all] sl8 Nov 2023 OP

No words, just.... joshdawg Nov 2023 #1

Well, that's Texas for you. Teach the Bible because kids don't need to know anything else! Lonestarblue Nov 2023 #2

A pity we can't just have fake textbooks for Jebusland and actual textbooks for the rest of the country. paleotn Nov 2023 #3

well, they kinda do already in TX. EOM consider_this Nov 2023 #5

Due to their size, big states often have undue influence on the content of textbooks used throughout the country. paleotn Nov 2023 #6

oh, makes so much sense... consider_this Nov 2023 #4

They won't do well in college, if any of them actually go to college Walleye Nov 2023 #7

GQP dark ages................................ Lovie777 Nov 2023 #8

No such thing as fossil fuel as there is no such thing as fossils. World is only 6k years old. Wonder Why Nov 2023 #9

Publishers should provide supplemental material to non-regressive State public schools. Freethinker65 Nov 2023 #10