Learning about the Holocaust through Narrative
This site enables students and educators to share ideas on learning and teaching Holocaust Literature.
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Dear Colleagues, I am curious as to your reaction to this episode of Family Guy, which is titled Family GOY. http://blogs.jta.org/telegraph/article/2009/ shows like these reinforce age-old antise...
Started by Emily Witty in Holocaust Research Oct 6.
Dear Colleagues, My sister sent me this article http://forward.com/articles/112465/ and I found it to be most poignant. How can we as Holocaust educators (if you feel we should) distinguish betwe...
Started by Emily Witty in Holocaust Research Aug 20.
Dear Colleagues, I do not know if many of you (or any of you) face this problem. I do, however. During the course of the teacher development sessions I have run, I always ask the participants how ...
Tagged: education, Holocaust., bullying
Started by Emily Witty in Holocaust Education Jun 26.
Dear Colleagues and Friends, There was quite an uproar recently in Brooklyn surrounding the Holocaust Memorial Park in Manhattan Beach. (Yes, Manhattan Beach is in Brooklyn.) Here is the story: The...
Started by Emily Witty in Holocaust Education. Last reply by Karen Shawn Jun 21.
Dear Colleagues and Friends, Last week's shooting of Officer Johns rattled me. I think because the attack took place at the USHMM and I felt somehow that the Holocaust was under attack that it mad...
Started by Emily Witty in Holocaust Education Jun 19.
Here is what I am thinking about . . .
Recently, I was on the site www.brainpop.com, under the category of Social Studies and then the topic, Holocaust. I watched their short animated video about the Holocaust and after discussing the clip with one of my teachers, noticed some errors. For example, the chronology was out of order and they never explained that Poland was invaded. Th
… ContinuePosted by Emily Witty on January 23, 2008 at 9:37pm — 4 Comments
In January 2007, The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum received a donation of a photograph album. Click on the photo above to view, hear and read more about this album.
"In the Shadow of Horror
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