Ideas are shifting about what constitutes the nebulously named concept of "peace education" in Nagasaki, the second city ever to suffer an atomic attack, as educators look to create a new approach to learning about their home city's difficult history.Educators say too much emphasis has been placed on relaying the brutal reality of A-bomb strikes to future generations, resulting in students forming a myopic view of the incidents rather than questioning and debating everything that culminated in the nuclear attacks near the end of World War II.The program of so-called peace education has aime…READ FULL ARTICLE
