How do we teach about a tragedy?
Most resources were adapted from the following
Facing History and Ourselves Materials:
Teaching Mockingbird: A Facing History and Ourselves Study Guide,
The Reconstruction Era and the Fragility of Democracy: A Facing History and Ourselves Publication,
Democracy at Risk: Holocaust and Human Behavior, A Facing History and Ourselves Publication.
Special recognition goes to countless primary resources
shared by the filmmaker Linda Duvoisin, Jenna Mackay,
and the team at Ed Johnson Project https://www.edjohnsonproject.com/
Facing History and Ourselves Materials:
Teaching Mockingbird: A Facing History and Ourselves Study Guide,
The Reconstruction Era and the Fragility of Democracy: A Facing History and Ourselves Publication,
Democracy at Risk: Holocaust and Human Behavior, A Facing History and Ourselves Publication.
Special recognition goes to countless primary resources
shared by the filmmaker Linda Duvoisin, Jenna Mackay,
and the team at Ed Johnson Project https://www.edjohnsonproject.com/
While this is not a Facing History publication nor prepared by their employees,
it models their pedagogical approach.
it models their pedagogical approach.
Facing History and Ourselves' Pedagogical Approach:
