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Originally posted by FarmerPalmer View PostI've been helping my son with his science revision recently - and he's finding it hard to agree with a lot of the stuff that is being taught - which is pure government spin with no scientific basis.
IVF is bad because it causes world overpopulation
coal is NOT a natural resource
powerstations are only good because they employ lots of people.
wind turbines are good because they use renewable energy
how to insulate your home
He's taking GCSE core science (the nigh level A-C type) and I have yet to see any real physics, chemistry or biology in the curriculum - no wonder so many kids are turned off by science.
They are taught what the government want them to think - and if you can think for yourself them you are doomed to failure.
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostExample Maths Question
£5 dole money left innit! Bro, rollin into KFC, 3 piece meal wid onion rings leaves how much corn?
Safe
a. Take the deal it is sweet innit.
b. Cap the mutha.
c. Negotiate a CDO option based on furture production values.
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I've been helping my son with his science revision recently - and he's finding it hard to agree with a lot of the stuff that is being taught - which is pure government spin with no scientific basis.
IVF is bad because it causes world overpopulation
coal is NOT a natural resource
powerstations are only good because they employ lots of people.
wind turbines are good because they use renewable energy
how to insulate your home
He's taking GCSE core science (the nigh level A-C type) and I have yet to see any real physics, chemistry or biology in the curriculum - no wonder so many kids are turned off by science.
They are taught what the government want them to think - and if you can think for yourself them you are doomed to failure.
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Example Maths Question
£5 dole money left innit! Bro, rollin into KFC, 3 piece meal wid onion rings leaves how much corn?
Safe
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Originally posted by expat View PostThat is quite a fair point, and I don't think you'll get far on here thinking like that. We don't want to consider what things might be for, we just want to rant about how bad they are.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostIn fairness it was pointed out that the question asked of R4 was designed to seperate the F's from the E's not the A's from the A*'s.
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Quoting "The 3 'R's" has been going on since I was at school in the seventies.
It is a traditional (and very funny) in-joke among teachers. Even today, say it to any teacher and they will collapse in helpless mirth. Sometimes taking their clothes off.
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Originally posted by Pickle2 View PostMaybe she just discovered the distractions of cheap cider and shagging.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostA friend of mine's daughter is doing her A levels and was a child "prodigy" at GCSE (ie 100% on every exam ever taken). She was in the gifted and talented class.
In her 1st year exams at A level she has got D's and E's.
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostName the advantage of wireless technology
Expected answer: It has no wires
I sheet you not
It keeps CyberIdiot away (he's scared of it)
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIt irradiates the brains of the people, making them more amenable to government control. Get your tin foil hat now.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
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