Education

Nobody Recognizes Fake Doctor

Byhenry December 12, 2010

… and he was teaching continuing education. Doesn’t it point to a problem if a roomful of doctors can’t tell that the person teaching them never completed medical school?

Education | Education Policy | Politics

Education as a Priority and Teacher Quality
Byhenry August 26, 2007
Way back in the pre-blog days for me (April, 2005), I wrote an essay for my Energion.com web site titled Make Education a Priority. You can type that rather uncreative title into a search engine and you’ll find that many dozens of politicians are using it as a slogan, but I don’t see that priority…
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Creation and Evolution | Education | Home School | Science Education

Congratulating a Homeschooler on Science and Religion
Byhenry April 14, 2008
I write here frequently against teaching creationism of any variety in public schools. I do this, amongst other reasons to protect the integrity of science, to preserve the limited space in the science curriculum for actual science, and because I think religion in public schools is dangerous to both church and state. One major question…
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Politics | Science Education

Education and Funding in Escambia County
Byhenry December 31, 2005
I apologize to any readers outside of this area, but the following blog entry deals with the politics of Escambia County, and to a lesser extent to Florida politics in a more general way. I know that others do have similar problems in their counties and states, so you might be interested in this just…
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Creation and Evolution | Intelligent Design | Science Education

Arguing from Authority
Byhenry July 16, 2006
Jason Rosenhouse (EvolutionBlog) has blogged about the authority (or lack of it) of mathematicians commenting on evolutionary theory in a series of two posts. Start reading with the first one, Are Mathematicians Qualified to Discuss Evolution, Part One, and follow along from there. The reason I’m calling attention to this particular entry is that many…
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Politics | Science Education

Grand Canyon Age and National Parks Bookstores
Byhenry January 3, 2007
Joe Meert, vice-president of Florida Citizens for Science has an excellent post on the current controversy about a creationist book sold in the Grand Canyon National Park bookstore and allegations that have been made that park rangers are not permitted to give an honest, scientific answer to questions about the age of the canyon. He…
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Christianity | Discipleship | Religious Education

The Importance of Studying Together
Byhenry October 5, 2025
Church and Sunday School are two different activities. Both can be valuable in one’s Christian life, but they do not substitute for one another. Sunday School has generally been in decline over the last few years, but I think there’s something even more important. Sunday School has too often been a light review of scriptures,…
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