Re: biology -- Science for High School

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Subject: Re: biology

Author:
Bridget Ardoin

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Date Posted: 14:12:37 07/05/04 Mon
In reply to: Karey Modzelewski 's message, "biology" on 13:08:59 07/01/04 Thu

Although I am personally from the creationist viewpoint, I have tried to make all the questions the student researches as scientific as possible. When the student researches the animal kingdom, I have him/her research what the scientists say is the evolution of each phlyum. In doing this the student will be well informed, especially if the student will go on to a secular university or college.

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