I, often wonder who is Shakespeare? is he of colour, a women or could he be Jewish? Look, I've found myself walking into the perils of Darwin's footsteps that i didn't even want to be any where near, but Darwin’s theories must plough its way into every school (every classroom),  but in all seriousness i remember taking a class which was about his work, and a teacher giving me a raised eyebrow as if to say 'good luck with that one'. Students were asking odd questions to be honest that shouldn't be channelled into a classroom. While Darwin’s work discusses human evolution, it has been historically misinterpreted and misused to endorse racial hierarchies, which are scientifically invalid and ethically unacceptable, yet students are being subjected to this before them. I bet every parent in the UK never knew that their children were been taught this in school.

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Now, can you just imagine dropping your children off to school only to find out they've been taught this mans ideology?

I guess we now know the contribution to behaviour.

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Charles Darwin authored On the Origin of Species (1859), introducing the theory of evolution by natural selection, and The Descent of Man (1871), which applied evolutionary concepts to humans. Some historical readers interpreted passages in The Descent of Man as linking certain human populations to apes, reflecting the 19th-century biases of his time rather than objective science.

These interpretations were later co-opted to justify racism and social hierarchies, particularly in colonial and academic settings. just to add: its important to protect the quality of the mindset of children so this hierarchy nonsense doesn't play out behind our backs in education, we unfortunately cannot retract a books ideology but what we can do is to level up and bring about about a positive. I mentioned throughout our school website behaviour robs us of talent as soon as our backs are turned. What we don't want is anything to effect their exam grades over nonsense. They say where there is behaviour there are simply no awards

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Since the 1920s The teaching of Darwin's theory of evolution, particularly the concept of species evolving from other species, has been in American schools since the 1920s. The Scopes Trial of 1925 is often cited as a significant event in this history, as it highlighted the controversy surrounding the teaching of evolution in public schools. However, it wasn't until the 1960s that evolution was more widely accepted in the curriculum, with the Butler Act being a key piece of legislation that allowed for more comprehensive teaching of evolution in schools. 

 

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Shakespeare theories has come to light. And the social media is not slowing down as is the world of AI is taking over.  Look, We as those in Education follow Government guidelines via a text book and so on. and we must! Thou, beautiful Elizabeth I may of been, she is shrouded in secrecy we know the crown was in the debt, and the rest was history, again as a school we hold no opinion, nonetheless, new facts are coming into light and AI is helping us uncover the truth. Truth can only stay hidden by those who obscured such truth.

So I will ask again who is Shakespeare? Ok I hear a distant gasp of breath, so shall try again, ok so is he Jewish. Or a woman?