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a group with the motto 'q_ueering the classrom' has no reasonable claim to objectivity.
from their website:
Well, how exactly are you defining objective? Do you mean "both sides" are presented, because that's not necessarily objective. I wouldn't call a science class that gives equal time discussing a heliocentric model as it does a geocentric model as being objective. I'd call it a bad science class. One of these is objectively untrue.
Interestingly enough, they posted their objectives and you posted them as well. What of them is troubling to you?
Do many kids have that problem? Mine knew what sex they were before pre-k and even knew the proper name for their body parts. It didn't require class time to teach them that.
From the article in the OP is doesn't appear that those topics were covered in the pre-K classes at this school. So there was no class time to teach those topics.
Do many kids have that problem? Mine knew what sex they were before pre-k and even knew the proper name for their body parts. It didn't require class time to teach them that.
You, obviously, are a pizz-poor Progressive if the only options you gave them were based on their genitals.
I don't think that those things are appropriate for toddlers. They lost their minds.
They talk about other family structures like mom and dad, step parents, aunts or grandparents as guardians, adopted parents. Why is it such a stretch to discuss two moms or two dads?
Why is it such a stretch to discuss two moms or two dads?
There are never really two moms or two dads.
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