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Holocaust Remembrance – Teacher ResourcesMillions of Jews and non-Jewish civilians were killed by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Use these activities, articles, and references to educate students about this horrific time-period in world history. You will find Internet resources, literature guides, and social studies printables for discussing diversity, acceptance, stereotypes, prejudice, bigotry, and anti-Semitism. World War II history resources will help your class understand the scale and severity of atrocities during the Holocaust.
Walden UniversityWondering about online education at Walden? Get answers to your questions, meet faculty, and learn what it's like to be a Walden student. Click here to check out our free Walden Forums! November Calendar of EventsUse our Educators' Calendar to find activities and printables for every day in November, including Geography Awareness Week (Nov. 15–21) and Thanksgiving (Nov. 26). Plus celebrate American Indian Heritage Month and Aviation History Month all November long! Continuity of LearningIs the flu causing you or your students to miss class? Pearson introduces www.PearsonContinuity.com to help keep the doors of learning open. This new website offers print and online resources for students, parents, and teachers to continue education if the H1N1 virus or another crisis keeps children from attending school. Teaching The Diary of Anne FrankPBS MASTERPIECE is airing a new film in the spring based on The Diary of Anne Frank, and, in conjunction with Facing History and Ourselves, the MASTERPIECE team will be creating resources to help educators introduce this timeless story to students. You're invited to share your ideas about what activities and tools you'd like to use in your classroom at the PBS Teachers blog! Bulletin BoardsImprove effectiveness and enjoyment of lessons with our bulletin board ideas and examples. They'll make your classroom visually appealing and stimulating for your students. Top-Ranked Educational Program—100% OnlineEquip your faculty with today's best practices through an MS in Curriculum and Instruction or an MS in Educational Administration—100% online from The University of Scranton. Find out more! |
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