John Howard in Coffs Harbour, NSW Australia in March 2006. Former Australian Prime Minister  supported the launch of a new book "How to Get Expelled from School: A Guide to Climate Change for Pupils, Pundits and Parents", authored by geology professor . The book includes 101 questions for students to use to challenge their climate science teachers. Professor Ian Enting, complex system scientist at the University of  , said the book includes scientific errors and insufficient references. Margaret Watts, president of the Science Teachers' Association of  , said the educational bias claim is mistaken. "What science teachers do", she said, "is put all of the facts, pro and con, against any topic, whatever it is, and show the children how to work through the evidence".
John Howard in Coffs Harbour, NSW Australia in March 2006. Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard supported the launch of a new book "How to Get Expelled from School: A Guide to Climate Change for Pupils, Pundits and Parents", authored by geology professor . The book includes 101 questions for students to use to challenge their climate science teachers. Professor Ian Enting, complex system scientist at the University of Melbourne , said the book includes scientific errors and insufficient references. Margaret Watts, president of the Science Teachers' Association of New South Wales , said the educational bias claim is mistaken. "What science teachers do", she said, "is put all of the facts, pro and con, against any topic, whatever it is, and show the children how to work through the evidence".
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John Howard
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