"Studying the Holocaust changed the way I make decisions." - Student
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Teacher Response
We always love to hear feedback from teachers and students who use the teaching trunks and hear from members of our Speakers Bureau! Today we heard this from one of our teachers:
"I just wanted to share how thankful we, at West Valley Junior High, are that we were honored to have Peter as our speaker this morning. Countless students have shared how powerful his words were today, and that it easily has been the most powerful day of education that they have ever had. I can easily share their viewpoints. To connect this day with their reading and study of this time period, has made it come alive in a hugely personal way for my students.
Thank you so very much for providing the education trunk that we have been using in our classes, and for providing these services for teachers. It has been a very special day here at West Valley Junior High."
- Darcie Jamieson
8th grade Language Arts
West Valley Junior High
"I just wanted to share how thankful we, at West Valley Junior High, are that we were honored to have Peter as our speaker this morning. Countless students have shared how powerful his words were today, and that it easily has been the most powerful day of education that they have ever had. I can easily share their viewpoints. To connect this day with their reading and study of this time period, has made it come alive in a hugely personal way for my students.
Thank you so very much for providing the education trunk that we have been using in our classes, and for providing these services for teachers. It has been a very special day here at West Valley Junior High."
- Darcie Jamieson
8th grade Language Arts
West Valley Junior High
Labels:
Speakers Bureau,
students,
Teachers
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
New Curriculum!
A comprehensive curriculum for the film with maps, transcripts, background information and lessons contributed by three master teachers:
- Photo Anaylsis - By Branda Anderson, Kamiak High School, Mukilteo
- Genocide Studies Handbook: A Resource Tool for Students - By Lindsey Mutschler, Lake Washington Girls Middle School, Seattle
- Lessons from the Holocaust on the Dangers of Scapegoating - Using "With My Own Eyes": A lesson for Jewish schools - By Nance Adler, The Jewish Day School, Bellevue
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genocide,
rescue,
Speakers Bureau,
Survivors,
Teachers
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
TDHS Visits the Holocaust Center!
On Sunday, students (and their parents) from the 6th grade class at Temple De Hirsch Sinai visited the Holocaust Center! During their time at the center, they had the chance to interact with Steve Alder, a child survivor of the Holocaust and member of our Speakers Bureau, and to examine our collection of artifacts with the help of our artifacts intern, Mark Mulder. Personal and hands-on learning about the Holocaust at its finest! See more photos!
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Artifacts,
Center Programs,
class projects,
students,
Teachers
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