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It is hard to admit that finding out most factual information is an outright trivial task these days and that most of what they had initially believed to be critical for rigorous research at the highschool level is now strictly inferior to reading wikipedia.
If they can't stop students from using Wikipedia, pretty soon schools will be reduced from teaching how to gather facts, to teaching how to think!
I'm curious, have you used Wikipedia for non-scientific/technical stuff? it can be quite a biased source there..
Reading the discussion pages there can help with this problem.