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Costley, Kevin C.; Killins, Pam – Online Submission, 2010
The controversial concept of evolution makes up only a small part of the science curriculum stated in Arkansas. During the past few years, the curriculum topic of "Intelligent Design" has caught the attention of many science teachers in the public schools. The Intelligent Design Movement has been successful in attracting the attention of…
Descriptors: Science Curriculum, Evolution, Creationism, Religious Factors
Long, David E. – Ethnography and Education, 2012
Evolution education in the US is conducted unevenly, or in cases is absent. Showing the strength of ethnography as a means of deeper explication in science education, this article explores the interactions of policy and practice in evolution education. Discussing vignettes from a larger ethnographic study, Creationist rationales and practices…
Descriptors: Evolution, Ethnography, Science Education, Educational Practices
Armenta, Tony; Lane, Kenneth E. – Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 2010
Darwin's Theory of Evolution has stirred controversy since its inception. Public schools in the United States, pressed by special interest groups on both sides of the controversy, have struggled with how best to teach the theory, if at all. Court cases have dealt with whether states can ban the teaching of evolutionary theory, whether Creationism…
Descriptors: Evolution, Adoption, Public Education, Science Instruction
Apple, Michael W. – Educational Policy, 2008
As part of the continuing series of the Reviewing Policy section, this article examines some of the recent literature on the creation-evolution controversy. These controversies are placed within a larger analysis of the growth of authoritarian populist movements in the United States. The article then focuses attention on debates both over a number…
Descriptors: Creationism, Evolution, Religious Factors, Controversial Issues (Course Content)
Jane, Beverley – 2002
This paper is linked to the theme History and Philosophy of Science. The Evolution and creation science controversy is now in the general public's arena and poses a challenge for school science. The paper begins by briefly describing the current situation concerning this issue in Australia and the United States of America. In the subject Biology,…
Descriptors: Creationism, Elementary Secondary Education, Evolution, Foreign Countries
Moore, Randy – Science Teacher, 2004
Throughout the United States various individuals and groups have tried to subvert science education by removing or weakening the treatment of evolution in state science-education standards. Most states' science-education standards support the teaching of evolution, but many in the general public and some policymakers want science classrooms to…
Descriptors: Classrooms, Biology, State Standards, Evolution