Should students be dissecting real or fake frogs in school? The question cuts to the heart of a debate in today's science classes.
Destiny Castillo hovered over the glistening wet frog in science class. It was dark-colored, with buggy eyes and female anatomy.
She had no qualms about slicing into its pudgy abdomen and pulling out the insides, because it wasn’t real. “It was a lot easier, and didn’t smell as bad,” said Destiny, a 16-year-old student at J.W. Mitchell High...
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