http://www.smh.com.au/national/educatio ... 16sl0.html
Let's hope they carry through with it.STUDENTS in NSW will be offered ethics classes as an alternative to scripture classes by next year, under a proposal the government is expected to adopt.
Let's hope they carry through with it.STUDENTS in NSW will be offered ethics classes as an alternative to scripture classes by next year, under a proposal the government is expected to adopt.
What happens when it's over-subscribed? Can you get on the list for the following semester?The Mad Hatter wrote:Like telling the Churches to go fuck themselves.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/educatio ... 16sl0.html
Let's hope they carry through with it.STUDENTS in NSW will be offered ethics classes as an alternative to scripture classes by next year, under a proposal the government is expected to adopt.
I expect if there is a significant demand they'll extend availability, maybe by increasing the number of classes held at schools where the numbers are high enough. If you've got one or two children "over" they're likely to be put in to the class anyway. Anything around "15" and a second class is worth looking at.Gawdzilla wrote:What happens when it's over-subscribed? Can you get on the list for the following semester?The Mad Hatter wrote:Like telling the Churches to go fuck themselves.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/educatio ... 16sl0.html
Let's hope they carry through with it.STUDENTS in NSW will be offered ethics classes as an alternative to scripture classes by next year, under a proposal the government is expected to adopt.
Ah! Professor Robert's WWII class was one of the two at Purdue that filled up the day it was posted for subscription. (The other was "Human Sexuality". (Filthy, filthy boys.The Mad Hatter wrote:I expect if there is a significant demand they'll extend availability, maybe by increasing the number of classes held at schools where the numbers are high enough. If you've got one or two children "over" they're likely to be put in to the class anyway. Anything around "15" and a second class is worth looking at.Gawdzilla wrote:What happens when it's over-subscribed? Can you get on the list for the following semester?The Mad Hatter wrote:Like telling the Churches to go fuck themselves.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/educatio ... 16sl0.html
Let's hope they carry through with it.STUDENTS in NSW will be offered ethics classes as an alternative to scripture classes by next year, under a proposal the government is expected to adopt.
It's basically teaching kids how to assess different situations without religious woo in the background.What the hell's an "ethics class"?
The Mad Hatter wrote:It's basically teaching kids how to assess different situations without religious woo in the background.What the hell's an "ethics class"?
IE
"A man has a wife who is dying. The doctor invented a new medicine but the medicine costs $1000. Is it right for him to steal the medicine from the doctor?"
Though i haven't had a good look at the curric (been look at the English one for most of the past year), it tends to get a little more complicated for the later years.
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