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Parents should be focused on helping their children navigate facts and theories they disagree with, not sheltering them from their existence. This applies equal
by nixpulvis 4y ago
Parents should be focused on helping their children navigate facts and theories they disagree with, not sheltering them from their existence. This applies equally regardless of the theory you agree or disagree with.
You think evolution is a hoax? Fine, so teach your own damn kids how to pass the class taught by heathens. You think signing the national anthem before class is cringy? Fine, so make fun of it at home and record parody videos.
My point is, not everyone is going to agree about everything, but I wish we all had a bit more practice getting along.
This idea that we can cleanly separate a theory from a fact and only teach students absolute truth is dangerous and goes against the critical thinking skills we all need to progress and learn.