Pro-Abortion
Agenda Infiltrates Biology Class: “Is Baby With Down’s Syndrome Worth Keeping?”
By Kathryn Porter, 6/3/16, Politichicks
What does the decision on whether to abort a
baby that genetic testing shows positive for Down’s Syndrome have to do with
high school biology standards? That’s what one Utah student taking an online
biology class at Electronic High School (EHS) wants to know.
The student posted on his private
Facebook page: “I was
taking my biology final today when I came across this question and I want to
know what does this question have to do with biology? It came up a second time later
on in the final and I saw it earlier in the year when I was taking a different
test. The fist (sic) time I saw it they told me the answer was the parents
should consider many aspects in the decision so I tried to answer differently
on the final for both times it came up but I didn’t get to see the answer. So I
ask again what does this have to do with biology??”
To protect student privacy, the name
is not being released. PolitiChicks reached out to the
student’s mother to discuss the controversial test question. She confirmed that
the question first appeared on a quiz and then came up a second time during a
final exam proctored at the online school’s physical campus. The question was
asked a total of three times—including twice during the final exam.
Here is the question from the
biology exam: John and his sister Brittany are
high school students in a small town. Their mother Jill is 40 years old and
just learned that she is pregnant with a child. Genetic testing has indicated
that the child has Down’s Syndrome. Their family doctor has recommended that
Jill have an abortion. John and Brittany’s mother and father have called the
family together to discuss their options. Which of the following statements
describes how the family should make this decision?
· The family should wait until the baby is ready to be born,
then re-do the genetic tests to see if the results have changed.
· The parents should consider many aspects of this decision,
including religious beliefs, financial burden, the effect on other family members,
the mother’s health, the doctor’s recommendation and the life of the unborn
child and then make the best decision for everyone.
· The doctor has more scientific knowledge. The parents should
follow the advice of the doctor and have an abortion.
· The parents should consider the wishes of the mother, since
she will carry the greatest responsibility for the child, and do whatever she
wants.
http://politichicks.com/2016/06/pro-abortion-agenda-infiltrates-biology-class-is-baby-with-downs-syndrome-worth-keeping/
Comments
All science that has been politicized should be transferred to the Political Science Department.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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