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Political leanings in science test?
Started by
Ben Simon
, Mar 11 2009 03:31 AM
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#2
Posted 11 March 2009 - 03:41 AM
Brookings, a right-wing organization???
From the article:
"Knowledge is a matter of belief; they're very closely related." He dismissed the Brookings report as a "right-wing complaint", saying the US was one of only four countries out of 60-odd that objected to the questions on sustainable development being included in the PISA test."
#3
Posted 11 March 2009 - 04:29 AM
Yeah, they got that wrong. It does sound like the test is biased in a moonbat-ish way. A science test should be about science.Brookings, a right-wing organization???
From the article:
"Knowledge is a matter of belief; they're very closely related." He dismissed the Brookings report as a "right-wing complaint", saying the US was one of only four countries out of 60-odd that objected to the questions on sustainable development being included in the PISA test."
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