Education
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 352 Collections and/or Records:
"Teaching for a Better World", Resource Book, 1999-11-10
This folder contains a University of Hartford college course and research guide on the subject of the Holocaust entitled, "Teaching for a Better World: Why and How to Teach the Holocaust", created by Lynn K. McMullin and Myra Rabinovitz.
"The Holocaust Lessons for the Future", 1984
An interdisciplinary cirriculum unit plan for middle school students entitled, "The Holocaust: Lessons for the Future." This educational unit plan was written and developed by Karen L. Riley, (cover design by Susan L. Riley). Lessons included are interdisciplinary, covering subjects of Social Studies, English, Math, and Science as such related to Holocaust studies.
"The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida", 1990
An extensive bibliography called "The Holocaust Memorial Resources and Education Center of Central Florida" that has materials related to the Holocaust for lessons.
Towns/Colchester/Oral History/Himmelstein, Rachel, 1986, 1986-1986
This oral history details Rachel Himmelstein's experience growing up on a farm in Lebanon, CT, as well as teaching in a one room schoolhouse in that town and in Colchester.
This file also contains a color photograph labled "Opening night Colchester play, Marsha (Lotstein), Susan (Wasserman), and Chris (Bailey), "Mrs. Meil and the Chicken Hawk."
United Synagogue Youth
University of Hartford collection
The University of Hartford offers a program of Jewish Studies and maintains a museum of Judaica at the Morris Greenburg Center. Many close parallels exist between the goals of University and the JHSGH. Additionally, many JHSGH supporters have been associated with the University. For these reasons, a small collection of material related the University is maintained by the JHSGH.