课程
神创论
科学教育
主题(文档)
学习标准
数学教育
国家(计算机科学)
科学的本质
国家科学教育标准
教育学
社会学
政治学
高等教育
图书馆学
心理学
生物
法学
比较教育
计算机科学
进化生物学
算法
作者
William R. Veal,Dennis Kubasko
出处
期刊:Journal of curriculum and supervision
日期:2003-01-01
卷期号:18 (4)
被引量:17
摘要
Why and how evolution is taught has been the subject of an often heated debate in the United States throughout the last century. The debate has influenced the teaching of science curricula at all levels. The science/religion debate was rekindled in 1999 when the Kansas Board of Education passed new testing standards that minimize the importance of evolution. The Creation Science Association for Mid-America (CSAMA) developed for a member of the Kansas Board of Education a draft of the state science standards in which evolutionary science was not mentioned. In a similar fashion, Kentucky's Department of Education deleted the word “evolution” from its standards and replaced it with “change over time.” These events at local and state levels and their effect on curriculum and instruction suggest a need to develop an increasingly robust understanding of how to teach evolution. This study was designed as one step in this process of increased understanding.
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