I taped this back in April, and forgot all about it until I just found it online. Enjoy!
Dr. Kiki and I chatted about science education, controversies in science classrooms, and related issues. It was inspired by this presentation.
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Today's AVoteForScience video comes from Dr. Kirsten (Kiki) Sanford, the incredibly talented host of This Week in Science, my favorite science radio show.
This one is worth watching all the way through:
Under "related issues", I've found the work of Gregory S. Paul recently. He's been saying for a while that popular support for evolution won't gain until popular support for religion declines. And he links religion's decline to greater socio-economic security. So he's saying if you want to help evolution education, you should work to increase social well-being and economic security. Thoughts?