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(Reposted to this site on 5/22/2005)
by
Anita Meyer Meinbach and Miriam Klein Kassenoff Permission
to publish excerpts from this document given by Memories of the Night by Anita Meinbach, Miriam Klein Kassenoff is a treasure chest of Holocaust materials for teachers. The book has lesson plans for a series of books representing several aspects of the Holocaust as appropriate for various age levels. The book also includes significant background material. A link is provided to the lesson plan for Elie Wiesel Night. Lesson plans are
available for elementary through high school. This
book is available for purchase online. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PART II: THE LITERATURE OF THE HOLOCAUST Individual and Group Responsibility:
Resistance and Rescue:
Voices of the Holocaust:
Poetry, Art, and Photographs From the Holocaust:
PART III: THE
HOLOCAUST: LESSONS FOR TODAY
Anita
Meyer Meinbach
has been with the Dade County Public Schools for the past 10 years in
various capacities. She has been a teacher, curriculum writer, and teacher
trainer, providing seminars and guidance in curriculum development. As
an adjunct professor at the University of Miami, she teaches courses in
language arts, reading, and children's literature. Dr. Meinbach is the
author of several textbooks and numerous resource books in reading and
language arts. A frequent speaker at workshops and professional conferences,
she speaks on a variety of topics dealing with Holocaust education, children's
literature, and curriculum development.
Miriam Klein
Kassenoff fled Nazi Europe in 1940-1941 with her family when she was
a small child. Dr. Klein Kassenoff has studied at Yad Vashem in Israel.
She is the co-author of the book "Memories of the Night: A Study
of the Holocaust" and has co-authored a study guide on Holocaust
Studies for Grolier Encyclopedia. Miriam is the Chair of Education at
the HolocaustMemorial in Miami Beach, Florida, and is a graduate of the Vladka Meed Teacher's Program. She is responsible in the Miami Dade Public Schools for all staff development / teacher training on Teaching the Holocaust: Elementary through High School and is an appointee to the Florida Governor's Task Force on Holocaust Education. Her thesis for her doctoral work specifically addresses the topic of "Lessons of the Holocaust for a Multicultural Society". |