WHY TEACH ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST
With increased hate-fueled violence, incidents of antisemitism and xenophobia, and challenges to democratic values and norms, Holocaust education is more important than ever.
Through a thoughtful and sound study of the Holocaust, students gain an understanding of the potential dangers and consequences of unchecked hate and can grow into responsible citizens.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM ECHOES &
REFLECTIONS TEACHER TRAINING
REFLECTIONS TEACHER TRAINING
Echoes & Reflections works with school districts and other educational organizations to provide professional learning opportunities that support educators to gain the tools and instructional strategies needed to teach the history of the Holocaust and its lessons for today.
Echoes & Reflections trainings:
- Are offered at no cost.
- Are conveniently delivered in an online or digital format.
- Are led by an expert facilitator in the field of Holocaust education.
- Provide access to effective lesson plans and educational strategies for instruction.
- Provide the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues and join an active network of Holocaust educators for ongoing learning.
- Support a variety of subject areas, including history, social studies, language arts, the humanities, and more!
After participating in our professional development programs, teachers indicate high levels of satisfaction:
96%
INCREASED KNOWLEDGE about the Holocaust and antisemitism
97%
LEARNED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES to teach about the Holocaust
97%
RELEVANCY to classroom and teaching needs
98%
WOULD RECOMMEND the program to a colleague
FAQS ABOUT ECHOES & REFLECTIONS
Check out our FAQs with details about how our programs work and how teachers can implement Echoes & Reflections in the classroom. Interested? We’d love to have a conversation. Contact Jesse Tannetta, Operations & Outreach Manager.
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Echoes & Reflections is the kind of resource we want to put into the hands of our secondary teachers. The modular nature of the lessons and the integration of visual history testimony make this a very teacher-friendly resource. Your materials support students to use critical thinking skills and to apply what they have learned in their daily lives.
— COORDINATOR, OFFICE OF SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES, BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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