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More and more public schools are taking on the sensitive issue of whether to offer courses about the Bible. Such courses can be an excellent way to help students understand the unique importance of the Bible in history and literature. As this new report from the TFN Education Fund shows, however, teaching the Bible in Texas public schools is currently fraught with problems. Reading, Writing and Religion: Teaching the Bible in Texas Public Schools reveals that, with a few notable exceptions, the Bible courses currently taught in Texas public schools often fail to meet even minimal academic standards for teacher qualifications, curriculum and academic rigor; promote one faith perspective over all others; and push an ideological agenda.
Press Release
Executive Summary
Full Report *Updated 12/06
Recommendations to school districts
Texas public school Bible classes
Additional samples of course materials
TFN Resources Teaching the Bible in Public Schools Bible & Public Schools: TFNEF Report On NCBCPS
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