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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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?