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Discussion for Chapter 9

Discussion for Chapter 9

Q Choose one question to answer. Then, respond to a classmate. 1. Discuss the implications of the historic cases involving religion and public schools. Which amendments are important to this issue? Why? 2. What is the relationship between compulsory attendance in schools and the right to exercise freedom of religion? 3. What are the various religious rights? What is their relationship to politics in the United States? Are you familiar with candidates or campaigns of the religious right? 4. Why has prayer in public schools been such a controversial subject? Can educators teach about religion without teaching religion? Gather opinions of other students, friends, family, and coworkers.

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Prayer in public schools have always been a controversial subject due to the presence of diversity. In a school diverse type of children come belonging to different background, religion, following various traditions etc. So ideally according to me a school should be open to teach and impart all kind of information and knowledge about all religions. There should not be inclination or partially towards only one kind of religion. A school should itself be first open minded so that it can create the students who are the future of the society to be open minded, accepting and tolerant.