
The Holocaust is more than a historical event – it’s part of our larger human story. Through a thoughtful study of the Holocaust, students can grow as responsible citizens in a democratic society and develop critical thinking, empathy, and social justice skills for the future. Students who learn with Echoes & Reflections have been found to increase knowledge of the Holocaust, make personal connections, increase their belief that “the events of the Holocaust are still relevant to our lives today,” and express a desire to counter acts of prejudice in the future.
Visit the Echoes & Reflections website to find:
- Easy access to a range of in-person and online professional development programs for teachers to build knowledge, capacity, and practice,
- Fully immersive Digital Lesson Plans filled with downloadable and printable elements,
- Hundreds of primary source materials, audiovisual testimonies and aligned-content from USC IWitness platform.
- Educator Video Toolbox to provide historical context on areas such as the Ghettos, The Final Solution, Resistance,
- Answers to Students’ Toughest Questions to support teachers in classroom instruction, and
- Searchable blog archived by key topics like Antisemitism, Current Events, Literature.
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