[AUS] Religion should be taught in the home, not at school
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Religion should be taught in the home, not at school
It might come as a surprise to most Australians that our religious education system is not only out-moded but is doing damage to students, families and teachers.
Special Religious Instruction (SRI) is a flawed model of segregated and unprofessional religious education, catering to the interests of religious organisations.
Under the system as it stands, state government schools must allow non-teacher volunteers from religious organisations into classrooms to instruct students on a weekly basis. Meanwhile, valuable class time is disrupted and students who do not participate are often stopped from completing any meaningful learning.
It might come as a surprise to most Australians that our religious education system is not only out-moded but is doing damage to students, families and teachers.
Special Religious Instruction (SRI) is a flawed model of segregated and unprofessional religious education, catering to the interests of religious organisations.
Under the system as it stands, state government schools must allow non-teacher volunteers from religious organisations into classrooms to instruct students on a weekly basis. Meanwhile, valuable class time is disrupted and students who do not participate are often stopped from completing any meaningful learning.
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Tequila wrote:
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Religion should be taught in the home, not at school
Under the system as it stands, state government schools must allow non-teacher volunteers from religious organisations into classrooms to instruct students on a weekly basis. Meanwhile, valuable class time is disrupted and students who do not participate are often stopped from completing any meaningful learning.
Under the system as it stands, state government schools must allow non-teacher volunteers from religious organisations into classrooms to instruct students on a weekly basis. Meanwhile, valuable class time is disrupted and students who do not participate are often stopped from completing any meaningful learning.
I hope that this is outlawed soon. Random outsiders shouldn't be allowed to proselytize to children in public school.
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