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By gregladen on August 14, 2009.

The following are links to selected posts on this blog that are related to science education or the evolution-creationism 'debate.'

The Wedge Strategy
Teaching Creationism in Social Studies: The Wedge Strategy, Plan B
Teachers Under Fire
Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent Design
Is Blood Ever Blue? Science Teachers Want to Know!
Drs Myers and Decker: Advice on Teaching Evolution
Ken Hubert, Hero of Life Science Teaching
Major Blunder in Science Reporting will Fuel Creationist Claims
Review of SMM Exhibit on Race and Racism
How fast does evolution happen?
Creationism and Evolution in the Classroom
Heroes of the Future: Contrasting Contexts, The Race Thing, and Science Education
What do science teachers need to say or not say about religion?
Science Education: How to do it right.
Science, Religion, and Science Education
What to do with Bible thumping students

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