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A Resource Kit for Teaching
about
the
Armenian Genocide
Finally, educators
interested in incorporating the Armenian Genocide into their curriculum can
purchase a comprehensive and teacher-tested resource kit online!
The kit contains resources on the Armenian
Genocide from The Genocide Education Project and Facing History and Ourselves.
These organizations have teamed up to offer educators their teaching guides and
other classroom resources on the Armenian Genocide for $59.00 + S/H*.
* The resource book can be obtained separately
from Facing History and Ourselves and the lesson plans, video and poster set can each
be obtained from The Genocide Education Project. When purchased separately, the
price for the Facing History and Ourselves recourse book is $25.00, the lesson
plans by The Genocide Education Project is $25.00, the poster set is also $25.00, and the video
is $9.50 (DVD) or $6.00 (VHS). |
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LESSON PLANS |
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Packet Item 1 of 4:
Human Rights
and Genocide: A Case Study of the First Modern Genocide of the 20th
Century
Published
by The Genocide Education Project
This comprehensive
teacher's manual focuses on the Armenian Genocide of
1915 during which 1.5 million Armenians, half of the
Armenian population, were systematically annihilated. It
includes a 1-day, 2-day, and 10-day unit with all
the materials teachers will need, including more than
two dozen overheads, interactive classroom exercises and
more.
Discussions include a wide
range of topics related to the Armenian Genocide: the
history of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, primary source
documents, witness and survivor memoirs, maps and
political-economic timelines, and the problem of denial.
The lessons also consider the
links between the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust, and
capture other major human rights violations such as the
Transatlantic Slave Trade, the Rape of Nanking, and the
Cambodian and Rwandan genocides.
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RESOURCE BOOK |
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Packet Item 2 of 4:
Crimes
Against Humanity and Civilization:
The Genocide of the Armenians
Published by Facing History and Ourselves
Facing History's new
resource book, "Crimes Against Humanity and
Civilization: The Genocide of the Armenians," combines
the latest scholarship on the Armenian Genocide with an
interdisciplinary approach to history, enabling students
and teachers to make the essential connections between
history and their own lives. By concentrating on the
choices that individuals, groups, and nations made
before, during, and after the genocide, readers have the
opportunity to consider the dilemmas faced by the
international community in the face of massive human
rights violations.
While focusing on the
Armenian Genocide during World War I, the book considers
the many legacies of the Armenian Genocide including
Turkish denial and the struggle for the recognition of
genocide as a "crime against humanity." The book can be
integrated into courses dealing with multiple genocides,
human rights, as well as history courses covering the
late 19th century and World War I as well as U.S.
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VIDEO |
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Available in DVD
and VHS formats |
Packet Item 3 of 4:
The
Century: The Forgotten Genocide
Available Through
The Genocide Education Project
5 minutes - ABC News
with Peter Jennings |
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POSTERS |
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Packet Item 4 of 4:
Educational Posters For Teaching
About
The Armenian Genocide
Available Through The Genocide Education Project |
Designed for classroom use,
teacher workshops, exhibits and displays
A set of five theme-oriented
instructional posters that provide a visual overview of key events related to the
Genocide, its prelude, methodology, and aftermath.
Each illustrated poster measures
19"x 25" and includes photographs, text, graphics and a
chronology, helping students grasp essential components of each
theme, and providing teachers a catalyst for further
instruction, exploration and study.
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This site
is published by The Genocide Education Project,
a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization
51 Commonwealth Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94118
(415) 264-4203,
info@GenocideEducation.org,
www.GenocideEducation.org |
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