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Proposal

This paper focuses on: 1) the legality of teaching origins, including evidence for creation, in a public high school science class; 2) teaching a two-model approach; and 3) dealing with outside intimidation groups.

Keywords

Creationism, teaching, origins, public, high school, creation, evidence, legality, science. intimidation groups

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