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You are currently taking it? How is it and what exactly does it entail? Would someone be able to take this course and teach at the same time? When I took the Facing History course, we ended the session with a phone conversation with a survivor. It...
The International School for Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem offers an excellent series of online courses which run for a period of six months. Courses utilize materials from Yad Vashem’s extensive archives and resources along with the latest in H...
To all those interested in taking a course designed for teaching the Holocaust, you need to check out FacingHistory.com. I took it this fall and now have access to thousands of primary and secondary sources that I can use in class. They also have ...
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- At 9:09am on April 30, 2008,
[[ohh laura..]] said… - Thank you for joining the New Sweden 7th & 8th grade class on this project to educate the world on the Holocaust.
- At 8:29pm on April 28, 2008,
Ernie Easter said… - Welcome Alan. This is a network where you and your class can get involved in blogging and forum discussions about current human rights issues and the Holocaust. Students who are currently or have in the past, studied the Holocaust should be invited to join also.
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- Modern World History teacher from MSAD 47. Also the head of the Social Studies Department at Messalonksee High School in Oakland, Maine
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HHRC Michael Klahr Center Dedication May 25, 2008
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