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April 6, 2023
Title: Eat Bugs. Save the Planet.
Topic: Woke Progressives
Discussed by Courtnie Bagley
with Texas Public Policy Foundation (www.TexasPolicy.com)
Climate activists have a brand-new idea to saving the planet: Eat more
bugs! Yes. This is a real thing.
New guest Courtnie Bagley manages curriculum development and teacher
professional development efforts at Life:Powered, an initiative of the
Texas Public Policy Foundation. Today, Courtnie discusses this latest
“trend” and what Texas parents can do to prevent it from entering our
public education classrooms.
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Questions/Issues Discussed:
Why did a school district in Utah recently give students bugs to eat? Courtnie
explains how students were given an essay assignment to write about “climate
change and eating bugs to mitigate
methane emissions that come from the cow.”
Were the students allowed to research and share other points of view? Is this
clearly part of the climate cult’s indoctrination campaign aimed at children?
How does this compare to science classes in Texas public schools? Courtnie
discusses some new, positive developments from the Texas State Board of
Education. However, we have a long way to go concerning other issues,
specifically Critical Race Theory.
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professional development, and other resources for teachers and parents? Click
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Classroom:Powered at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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for their children? Click
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