New Orleans schools ban creationism and 'revisionist' history in rebuke of Texas

[Shubee]

MikeF wrote:

No, that's him. Though it debatable if he ever was a teacher. If I remember right, no teaching certificate was ever found with the Texas DoE.

Which private schools, State Colleges and Universities in Texas require a teaching certificate?

[MikeF]

Shubee wrote:

<quoted text>Which private schools, State Colleges and Universities in Texas require a teaching certificate?

Who cares, Mr Deflection?

[Shubee]

MikeF wrote:

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Who cares, Mr Deflection?

So you don't think it's relevant in your attempt to slander me that many private schools and all colleges and universities do not require a teaching certificate?

[Nuggin]

Shubee wrote:

<quoted text>So you don't think it's relevant in your attempt to slander me that many private schools and all colleges and universities do not require a teaching certificate?

Certified teachers are certified because they are dealing with children and their salaries are from the public sector.

Prof. as Universities do not need to be salaried, but they do compete for those positions. A PhD in economics is more than capable of teaching a class on economics regardless of whether or not get certified to be a public grade school teacher.

[The Dude]

Shubee wrote:

<quoted text>Evolutionists discredit themselves by playing games with words in stupid attempts to hide their illogic.

Hey, it was YOUR analogy bub.(shrug)

[MikeF]

Shubee wrote:

<quoted text>So you don't think it's relevant in your attempt to slander me that many private schools and all colleges and universities do not require a teaching certificate?

You've been given the opportunity to clear up the matter and you have repeatedly refused to do so. I can only conclude that you are FOS.

But then, we know that.