New Texas science education source, Teach Them Science

Joint project of the Clergy Project and the Center for Inquiry, Teach Them Science debuted on-line just a few weeks before the next round of science curriculum decisions by the State Board of Education.

Science education is at risk in Texas and across the country.
If you are a parent, educator, or concerned citizen, the information on these pages will help you understand the importance of a 21st Century science education. Particularly important in the 21st Century is a scientific understanding of evolution. These pages will also show you how you can help in Texas.

Center for Inquiry and The Clergy Letter Project are secular and religious communities who have come together to protect our children’s future in science. We call on you to help defend science education.

Joe Lapp, who I know through Texas Citizens for Science, played a big role in getting this site up and running.  Go look.  Pass the link on to all the science teachers you know, especially in Texas.

(Go see this wonderful, wry photo by Ralph Barrera of the Austin American-Statesman.)

Tip of the old scrub brush to Texas Citizens for Science.

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3 Responses to New Texas science education source, Teach Them Science

  1. Bryan says:

    No problem. As a TX resident with school-aged children, I appreciate your blog and your efforts.

  2. Ed Darrell says:

    Ouch. Thanks for the heads up, Bryan. Fixed now, I hope.
    http://www.teachthemscience.org/

  3. Bryan says:

    The link to the Teach Them Science web site isn’t working.

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