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West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions

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West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life

West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life. Supporters say it promotes the free exchange of ideas in science classrooms. Republican Gov. Jim Justice has signed a law that supporters say promotes free exchange. Supporters: It's a good idea that science teachers should be able to talk to students about origins of life in science.

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West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life

West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life. Supporters say it promotes the free exchange of ideas in science classrooms. Republican Gov. Jim Justice has signed a law that supporters say promotes free exchange. Supporters: It's a good idea that science teachers should be able to talk to students about origins of life in science.

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West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life

West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life. Supporters say it promotes the free exchange of ideas in science classrooms. Republican Gov. Jim Justice has signed a law that supporters say promotes free exchange. Supporters: It's a good idea that science teachers should be able to talk to students about origins of life in science.

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West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life

West Virginia governor signs vague law allowing teachers to answer questions about origin of life. Law allows teachers in public schools to answer students questions about scientific theories of how the universe and/or life came to exist. Gov. Jim Justice has signed a law that allows teachers to give students questions.

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