The scariest tidbit the Fordham Institute found wrong with the way Florida teaches science.
The institute took Florida to task for a "prevalence of errors in fact and presentation" in some subject areas. Example: Florida's standards say a second-grader should know "a thermometer measures the amount of heat absorbed by an object."
"This is careless and false: a thermometer measures temperature, or better, changes in temperature, not the amount of heat absorbed," the report says. "We hope that any second-grade teacher who cannot distinguish between heat and temperature will not pass this disability on to the students."
Apparently, Jeb Bush's education appointees are confusing a thermometer with a turkey baster. Keep on bragging, Tom.
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