Just finished teaching the lesson on the Holocaust with resources from lesson 7.3. The primary sources were a major hit and students really appreciated the diverse variety of perspectives present. I had them each select one of the primary sources and we practiced the skill of sourcing while reading. After, we came back together as a group to discuss the different perspectives and experiences of those who experienced the Holocaust. I'd encourage anyone near that point in the curriculum to check it out.
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Thank you Dennis Clinger for posting these resources that I didn't know were available. Yesterday we had a convocation with a Holocaust survivor, David Schaecter. It was a powerful experience; we were moved by his story and resilience. The visit was aired in our local news channel.
Dennis, I appreciate the activities you implemented with your students. I like the activity on sourcing and perspectives. I will try them next year.
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Thank you Dennis Clinger for posting these resources that I didn't know were available. Yesterday we had a convocation with a Holocaust survivor, David Schaecter. It was a powerful experience; we were moved by his story and resilience. The visit was aired in our local news channel.
Dennis, I appreciate the activities you implemented with your students. I like the activity on sourcing and perspectives. I will try them next year.
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