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English and Social Studies teachers in middle and high school, curriculum leaders, and administrators in NC are eligible to attend the Gizella Abramson Teaching the Holocaust Fall Conference at the Gentry Education Center in Harnett County. Come experience breakout sessions where you choose from a variety of topics for both beginning and advanced Holocaust educators. Space is limited, so signing up early is important. Substitutes will be paid for all NC public school teachers. Register NOW.

Teachers in middle and high school are invited to participate in this detailed study of Nazi propaganda and the education system under the Third Reich, which employed propaganda to indoctrinate the youth of Germany. Using a lens of media literacy, teachers will learn how to lead students through lessons that analyze propaganda and how it was used to manipulate those most susceptible to it: the children of Nazi Germany. Substitutes are paid for NC public and charter school teachers.

From 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, participants will learn about the many curriculum resources developed for the Gizella Abramson Holocaust Education Act, experience foundational lessons for teaching the Holocaust, and learn how to effectively present these lessons to students and adults. Each participant will also receive a copy of Salvaged Pages, a collection of young people's diaries from the Holocaust.

English and Social Studies Teachers in Middle and High School, curriculum leaders, and administrators in NC are eligible to attend the Gizella Abramson Teaching the Holocaust spring conference at the South Iredell High School Performing Arts Center in Statesville, NC . Come experience breakout sessions on a variety of topics for both beginning and advanced Holocaust educators. Space is limited, so signing up early is important. Substitutes will be paid for all NC public school teachers. Register NOW.

From 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, participants will learn about the many curriculum resources developed for the Gizella Abramson Holocaust Education Act, experience foundational lessons for teaching the Holocaust, and learn how to effectively present these lessons to students and adults. Each participant will also receive a copy of Salvaged Pages, a collection of young people's diaries from the Holocaust.

Teachers in middle and high school are invited to participate in this detailed study of Nazi propaganda and the education system under the Third Reich, which employed propaganda to indoctrinate the youth of Germany. Using a lens of media literacy, teachers will learn how to lead students through lessons that analyze propaganda and how it was used to manipulate those most susceptible to it: the children of Nazi Germany. Substitutes are paid for NC public and charter school teachers.

From 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, participants will learn about the many curriculum resources developed for the Gizella Abramson Holocaust Education Act, experience foundational lessons for teaching the Holocaust, and learn how to effectively present these lessons to students and adults. Each participant will also receive a copy of Salvaged Pages, a collection of young people's diaries from the Holocaust.

Join Holocaust elective teachers from across North Carolina for a day of collaboration, practical learning, and community building from 9:30 AM-4:00 PM. Together, educators will explore effective approaches to planning a Holocaust elective course, share curriculum ideas, creative projects, and meaningful assessments, tackle the unique challenges of teaching this complex history, and develop a network of colleagues who can continue to support one another throughout the year.

From 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, participants will learn about the many curriculum resources developed for the Gizella Abramson Holocaust Education Act, experience foundational lessons for teaching the Holocaust, and learn how to effectively present these lessons to students and adults. Each participant will also receive a copy of Salvaged Pages, a collection of young people's diaries from the Holocaust.

English and Social Studies teachers in middle and high school, curriculum leaders, and administrators in NC are all eligible to attend the Gizella Abramson Teaching the Holocaust fall conference at the Gentry Education Center in Harnett county. Come experience breakout sessions on a variety of topics for both beginning and advanced Holocaust educators. District leaders, instructional supervisors, and classroom teachers are invited to attend the conference.