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Maui workshop participants pose with Warren Marcus, Dr. William Meinecke, and Nesse Godin.
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Workshops and Conferences
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THOMAS G. ARNOT EDUCATION FOUNDATION WORKSHOPS FOR TEACHERS IN HAWAII
October 13–16, 2003
In October 2003, through the generosity of the Thomas G. Arnot Education Foundation and via a partnership with The Kamehameha Schools and the Hawaii Department of Education, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum presented four one-day workshops on the islands of Maui, Hawaii, and Oahu. These workshops, facilitated by Warren Marcus, Director of Teacher Workshops and Conferences, also included testimony from Nesse Godin, a Holocaust survivor from Lithuania who now resides in Silver Spring, Maryland, and historical presentations from Dr. William Meinecke, Education Division historian.
Educators interested in workshops or conferences in their region or at the Museum may contact nationaloutreach@ushmm.org.
Note: The Kamehameha Schools and Hawaii Department of Education Web sites are not products of Museum research. Therefore, the Museum cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided on The Kamehameha Schools and Hawaii Department of Education Web sites, and the Museum disclaims responsibility for any errors in the information provided.
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Maui workshop participants pose with Warren Marcus, Dr. William Meinecke, and Nesse Godin.
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Nesse Godin speaks with teachers in the Maui workshop.
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Maui students looking at Nesse Godin's family photographs.
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Nesse Godin with students from The Kamehameha Schools on Maui.
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Warren Marcus discusses sample lessons during the workshop on Hawaii.
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Warren Marcus, Dr. William Meinecke, and Nesse Godin pose with Rosanna Fukuda, Social Studies Specialist with the Hawaii Department of Education, and Dr. Stan Fortuna, headmaster of the Kamehameha Hawaii campus.
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Oahu
Posters of USHMM exhibits on display during the Oahu workshop.
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Nesse Godin listens to a question from a teacher during the Oahu workshop.
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Workshop participants with Warren Marcus, Dr. William Meinecke, and Nesse Godin on the Kamehameha campus overlooking Honolulu.
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Nesse Godin speaking to 300 students and adults at an evening community event on Oahu.
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Dr. William Meinecke discusses the Nuremberg Laws with teachers on Oahu.
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Warren Marcus and Nesse Godin visit the Waikiki beach after completing a workshop.
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For an online version of the workshop presented in Hawaii:
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Online Teacher Workshop
The Museum’s mandate is not to tell you exactly how to teach this difficult history, but to support you in this difficult endeavor, providing resources and guidance as well as help in finding additional resources in your area. View Workshop.
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Teaching about the Holocaust: A Resource Book for Educators
Provides guidelines for teaching about the Holocaust, a historical summary and chronology, and an annotated bibliography and videography on Holocaust-related topics. It also describes information about programs offered by Museum educators and additional resources for teachers. To view or print the entire resource book click here. (133 pages)
To view or print sections of the resource book:
Part 1: Annotated Bibliography & Videography (71 pages)
Part 2: Teaching Resources, Suggested Topic Areas for a Course of Study, The Holocaust: A Historical Summary, Chronology (48 pages)
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