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Planning on teaching the Holocaust but don’t know where or how to start? Teaching the Holocaust can be overwhelming, but with the right tools + practices you’ll find just how impactful teaching and learning about our painful past can be. After years of teaching the Holocaust as a middle school English Language Arts teacher, I’ve developed what I think is a well-balanced approach to tackling this difficult topic. So look no further, I’ve put together some of my best teaching tips + resources in this teacher’s guide to teaching the Holocaust.
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The 16th Annual AERA Brown Lecture in Education Research featured guest lecturer Dr. Prudence Carter of the University of California, Berkeley, and she did not disappoint! This year’s lecture was on the topic of school integration and inclusion in the pursuit of educational equity.
Thinking back to my experiences with assessments as a child and adolescent triggers mostly negative emotions for me. Anxiety. Frustration. Degradation. Why?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
As an educator, learner, and mama of three, Rose has been on all sides of the table. Her journey has included a few unexpected twists and turns.
The Classroom for Change blog is where she shares her ideas and thoughts on education and suggests steps to move us towards social justice.
The blog is where the creative force behind Classroom for Change shares her perspective as a parent and writes about her experiences with teaching, learning, and leading.
Rose Cherussery is an Indian American author, educator, and lifelong learner who lives to create change through culture, connection, + community.
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