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Various kinds of meteorological phenomena have been happening for thousands of years, it's not something supernatural. While climate may be changing, it's something cyclic and there are periods when the average temperatures are warmer, then colder.

Yes, it was taught when I was in high school. Things like the different kinds of STDs and how to prevent them and unwanted pregnancies.

Those were different times though. In the 70s and before, smoking tended to be allowed in many public places, such as office buildings, shopping malls, airplanes and so on, so it's not too surprising that it would have been allowd in a classroom. Obviously, smoking in class isn't allowed today...

Meh, I wouldn't care either way. There's plenty of people that I've worked with that had tattoos, it was never an issue. I guess it would be the same thing in school. I doubt somebody having a tattoo would somehow prevent others from learning.

That one should be easy: "Did we really go to the moon?" - Yes "Are there real satellites?"- Yes "what does a real star look like?" - There's plenty of pictures on Google. Go look at them. "Why should we resort to CGI imagery if we can shoot the real thing using our iPhones?" - Shoot what...

Not really in favor of it. Besides, when I was in high school we would go out to eat at the nearby fast food restaurants, so it wouldn't have made much of a difference. There are also foods that seem "healthier" but actually aren't that much better than what is considered junk, such as juices...

Google Maps can definitely be adapted to become a great teaching tool. It shows detailed maps for all parts of the world, so it's very useful for teaching geography. Another thing s that the satellite view function is quite fun, as it lets you get a closer look at what is on the ground in...

I think that nobody really knows that exact date, but there seems to have been a tradition that developed where his birth is celebrated on December 24.

Thank you very much. That's really kind of you. I hope you have a great day too :)