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 Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 4:34 pm
 screenname: Pyroteacher
Mood: Confused
Just as the title says. I'm torn on teaching them about World War II and teaching them that it is good to ask questions. It was horrible and costly war on both sides and if the youth today forget it. I'm not sure, but so many brave boys became men to fight for their country. I feel they should at least know that there is always two sides. Main reason why I'm torn is because I'm from England and really don't want to come off as rubbing it in my students face that Japan lost the war.
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Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 5:37 pm
screenname: LordofKarma
Mood: MORE BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! Oh wah, they lost. You can't shy away from the past; Japan was a part of World War II in the same way England was part of...well, a TON of wars. Remember Ghandi's protests to stop England MURDERING Indian citizens? Do you feel responsible for something sh'tty like that, even though you couldn't control it whatsoever?
Besides, it's in your curriculum, isn't it? You're job's just to do what the school tells you to. If they say it's fine, then what are you crying about? You'll lose your job if you're too conscious about it.
ROCK, FLAG & EAGLE!
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Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 5:42 pm
screenname: Pyroteacher
Mood: Annoyed on being mistaken for being British
First off, I'm not British, I'm Irish. Second, I'm not crying. I am looking for advice not some crap from tarterhead. Third, the school has not said anything about it to me yet.
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