This exercise should be a meaningful activity that engages students with the Holocaust in two main ways: First, it allows for a review of the Holocaust teaching and learning in that it covers a range of people and groups who were involved in the Holocaust, in different ways. Second, it allows for a critical analysis of the roles of different individuals and groups by asking the students to categorise them into five different groups.
Compiled by Dr Bill Allen
for the WE ARE HERE! Foundation
Dr Bill Allen is a retired Senior Lecturer in Education, teaching at universities in Queensland and Western Australia. At university he taught senior curriculum, Humanities and Social Sciences methods and Teaching Learning and Assessment to secondary pre-service teachers. He taught History and Social Sciences in a variety of secondary schools in England and Western Australia. He has authored, with Kylie Readman and Nathanael Reinertsen, two editions of a book Practical Classroom Assessment. He was a Visiting Scholar at George Mason University, Virginia, USA in 2013. He has also led professional learning courses for teachers, education leaders and university teachers in Indonesia, in Provinsi Papua, Nusa Tenggara Timur and Java.
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