[18holesin]

Whilst it is clearly appalling that teachers feel they cannot teach certain subjects because of misconceived attidudes in their local communities this report should mean plans are put in place to change it

[Greactbet]

Exactly. Well, maybe the plans aren't in the works yet, but at least there's now data and suggestions so that the govt does something.

[suingincentix]

Originally posted by Sandman
The Israeli-Arab conflict and the Crusades are not important enough to warrant any teaching time. You're kidding, right?

[BlackBird]

I was talking about the Israeli-Arab conflict. I'd say it's tremendously important to learn about because it's in the news so much. Presumably you want your students to be able to understand current events better.

[karkinadze]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I was talking about the Israeli-Arab conflict. I'd say it's tremendously important to learn about because it's in the news so much. Presumably you want your students to be able to understand current events better. There's modern studies for that. The Israeli-Arab conflict is over-reported anyway.

[snova]

Originally posted by Sandman


There's modern studies for that. It's called "Current Events class" in there here parts...

[dosugxxx]

Originally posted by Odin
This crap is directly the results of the so-called "Multiculturalism" (which is not really Multiculturalism but Cultural Relativist, Postmodernist BS) that keeps getting pushed on Europeans. If you repeat that line enough, maybe it'll become true