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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lots of science teachers believe in God, too, OP.

Are you going to report him for his belief? Or for what he TEACHES as part of the curriculum???[/quote]

Shh.  He must.be.reported.

Students can't hear something that might make them think unless it's in a textbook and parents agree with it..[/quote]
DP.. I believe in God, but my religious belief or anyone else's has no place in a public school science class, and neither does politics.

OP - I would email the teacher to get clarification.

"Dear Mr.xxxx , can you clarify something my DC told me the other day?  DC told me that you stated that you didn't believe in climate change.  I just want to make sure my DC isn't mis-representing what you stated".

If the teacher says that he doesn't believe in it, then I would talk to the Principal, and other parents.  If the teacher provided scientific evidence of why climate change isn't real, then sure, kids should think about it, BUT, children are very impressionable, and most of them will believe what their teachers tell them.

Climate change, like evolution, is not an exact science, but there is ample evidence AND it is a well respected understanding in the scientific community.  I would not want my child to not learn about common held understanding in the scientific community.[/quote]

Well buckle your seatbelt, PP, because there is much of what is taught in today's public schools that is ENTIRELY based on politics and the "beliefs" of the SJW crowd. It is clothed in the language of [b]"settled science"[/b] and "compassion for others," but this is how dissent is discouraged.[/quote]

I'm curious, what is an example of something taught in public school that you have direct experience with that the teacher asserts is settled science, but is not and is a factor of the beliefs of the SJW crowd?  Since there's apparently so much of it, it shouldn't be a problem.  Climate change doesn't count since the vast majority of  scientists agree that the evidence supports it and anyone can look at measurement history and see it and its well established that levels of carbon influence it.[/quote]

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