The NCSE joins in in the Post-Gazette story about teaching creationism in PA, but hones in on another issue in the story that I didn’t have time to cover:
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At the end of the presentations, the Post-Gazette noted, “a teacher in the audience submitted a written question asking … how a teacher can introduce creationism into the classroom without facing sanctions.” The answer, from the chief counsel from the Pennsylvania Family Institute, “which is spearheading the campaign for a Pennsylvania academic freedom bill,” was “There is a lot that a teacher can get away with in the classroom if you do it wisely and gently.”
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These “academic freedom” bills are nothing but deception, as demonstrated here.