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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130802:15:38:00 - Vimarsana News

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They are bringing in the new england wem, t -- it's a matter they have to modernize in order to survive as a political party. >> we will leave it there. thank you. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> you can hear more from our panel on our website tv.msnbc.com. still ahead this hour a debate on one state and its education policy about what children learn in their science classes. could evolution be taught as fact? climate change is having a human cause. but, first, i want to show you this and send you out on a good note for a friday. our producer's pick from my entire thick. which is what...

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When you look at science classes, particularly in high schools, you have the lab component. there's an exploration of learning. there's a reinforcement of the initial instruction that took place either the day before or the period before that. i think when you look at that type of evaluation system where the educator is evaluating that child about that hands-on experience, they're fully evaluating that whole child in that moment. it's not just this touching on the filling in the bubble, limited thinking, that skill and drill, that may have occurred the day before that they're responding to, to...

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Mr. romney could not be reached for comment. a spokesman said because he was traveling around the world visiting his money. next, victory for science. louisiana governor bobby jindal has a history of backing legislation that supports teaching creationism in public schools, but one new orleans school district is saying no thanks. school officials voted in favor of new rules out of concern that state law could open up the door to including creationism in science classes. they refuse to follow in the footsteps of texas which sets the standard for many schools. the approved rule states, quote, n...

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To including creationism in science classes. they refuse to follow in the footsteps of texas which sets the standard for many schools. the approved rule states, quote no, history textbook shall be approved which has been adjusted in accordance with the state of texas revisionist guidelines. no teacher of any discipline of science shall teach creationism or intelligent design in classes designated as science classes. bt fats prevail. wonderful. the political low light from last night's miss universe competition 37 the contestant from venezuela fielded a question about what new law she would w...

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Evidence, they can say here's brown and mcallister, 2008, showing so-and-so. you can cite chapter and verse. that's what i worry about in the earlier question of teach the controversy. if you say teach the controversy in science classes, it implies there is a controversy, that there's a kind of balance of scientific weight on both sides. and there aren't too sides in that particular case of evolution. maybe in climate change there are. and i don't feel knowledgeable enough to be sure about that. but in evolution -- >> well i do, and i don't think there are. but again, like i think that because...