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This general resource contains guidelines for teaching about the Holocaust, suggestions for preparing students for survivor speakers, frequently asked questions about the Holocaust, a timeline, a glossary, as well as recommended websites and readings.
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Teacher’s Guides complement VHEC exhibits and support classroom
learning. They include pre and post-visit activities, discussion
questions, student readings, primary documents, glossaries, timelines
and recommended resources.
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Discovery kits are available for two-week loan periods free of charge. The kits are designed to put primary documents and artefacts into the hands of students. Students are encouraged to examine, describe and analyze the artefacts as a way to investigate issues of discrimination, segregation, hiding, resistance, as well as the aftermath of war and immigration. Learning is supported by Student Information Cards and Teacher’s Guides. Pick-up and delivery or courier costs are the responsibility of the teacher.
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Classroom book sets are chosen to engage young adult readers while
offering insight into the authors’ experiences of the Holocaust.
They are commonly taught as part of the British Columbia curriculum
and are appropriate for middle and high school students.
Classroom book sets are available for a four-week loan period free of charge.
Each set contains 30 copies of the book, a related video and a binder
of additional resources and readings. Pick-up and delivery or courier
costs are the responsibility of the teacher.
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