As long as those values do not override those of other parents, go at it.
Parents should always have the right to remove their child from a situation they do not agree with. They should never have the right to tell other parents or teachers how to teach other children.
Unfortunately you don’t need to peer review a study to convince conservative voters 😔
LOL, albertans think Trudeau stopped the pipeline.
It’s like saying that you’re intentionally not going to get a first aid ticket, so that you don’t have to help someone when they get hurt. You can just throw your hands up and walk away while yelling at all the people who do have their first aid ticket that they’re doing it wrong.
And then applying for a job as an EMT.
99.98% uptime, and you get to stand by the clerk at the coffee shop for 30 minutes for your payment to process 😂
Time to get off Twitter if you already haven’t.
“global warming”
There is a reason we stopped calling it this professionally a long time ago. It’s because this isn’t new news. Increased climate temperatures will lead to increased periods of cold as well.
Oh of course, I feel like it goes without saying that this is in reference to young school-age children.
My personal opinion, would be that the age cut off for where a child’s rights supersede the opinions of their parents would probably be 13 or 14.