Here's a simple analysis of feedback received so far from science teachers who have received the TiS resource pack.

 

Six days ago a new blog was launched named The British Centre for Science Education (BCSE) Revealed.

Its proprietor holds a first-class Masters degree in Mathematics from Oxford University and also a bachelors degree in Theology. (Update: See also the British Centre for Science Education "revealed" website).

Today, Richard Buggs, of the TiS Scientific Panel, published a brief response in the Times Newspaper to a letter published on October 11 that claimed to have found eight scientific errors on the TiS website. Here he provides a more detailed analysis.

A seminar critical of the theory that all life has a common ancestor was held for Members of the European Parliament on Wednesday October 11th, Truth in Science has learned.
 
Polish MEP, Maciej Giertych, former head of the Genetics Department of the Polish Academy of Science introduced the seminar to fellow MEPs in Brussels. He claimed that universal common ancestry is a falsified hypothesis and lacks usefulness in scientific research. He questioned the value of teaching it to students throughout Europe.