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[Mike Haas]

Wikipedia, while a reasonable "quick reference" , is full of errors. A History teacher I worked with created a fictional battle, entered it into Wikipedia, then had the students research it without telling them it never really happened. The point he made to the students was "don't trust wikipedia without backup resources"

A "History" teacher (?) posts false information formation on the internet (Which is there forever) in effort to teach "don't trust wikipedia" without "backup resources". IMO a very poor choice in an efforts to teach proper research methods..not to mention "Educational Ethics" when it becomes a semi permanent "LIE" on the interenet.

"Stupid is..as stupid does.."

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[imarangemaster]

A "History" teacher (?) posts false information formation on the internet (Which is there forever) in effort to teach "don't trust wikipedia" without "backup resources". IMO a very poor choice in an efforts to teach proper research methods..not to mention "Educational Ethics" when it becomes a semi permanent "LIE" on the interenet.

"Stupid is..as stupid does.."

He edited it out right after the lesson. since he entered it, he had access to remove it. He wasn't that stupid...even if he was a liberal!