- Summary
- "Welcomed by educators, artists, students, historians as well as the Holocaust community, The Stones Weep by Miriam Brysk and Margaret Lincoln is a uniquely engaging and effective Holocaust Education book that combines multiple aspects of a survivor's art - emotional, expressionistic digital creations - with teacher-created and tested lesson plans that meet State and National Core Curriculum Standards, including an online lesson available in Moodle. In so doing, this book provides new perspectives for teaching and learning about the Holocaust."--Book cover, p. [4]
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Brysk, Miriam M.
- Published
- East Stroudsburg, PA : Gihon River Press, c2014
- Locale
- Poland
- Edition
- 1st Gihon River Press ed
- Contents
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The life and art of Miriam Brysk
Historical overview
Art and the Holocaust
Photography during the Holocaust
Art gallery
Introduction to the teacher-created lessons / Margaret G. Lincoln
Lesson 1: In a confined silence
Lesson 2: The plight of Jewish children during the Holocaust / Tosha Tillotson
Lesson 3: The Einsatzgruppen and bystanders
Lesson 4: Warsaw Ghetto uprising and resistance
Lesson 5: Children of Lodz-Chelmno and perpetrators / Scott Durham
Lesson 6: Man's need to testify, remember, and transcend language / Cynthia Schofield
Lesson 7: Personal journey / Marta Leroy.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Lincoln, Margaret L.
- Notes
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Includes bibliographical references.
The life and art of Miriam Brysk -- Historical overview -- Art and the Holocaust -- Photography during the Holocaust -- Art gallery -- Introduction to the teacher-created lessons / Margaret G. Lincoln -- Lesson 1: In a confined silence -- Lesson 2: The plight of Jewish children during the Holocaust / Tosha Tillotson -- Lesson 3: The Einsatzgruppen and bystanders -- Lesson 4: Warsaw Ghetto uprising and resistance -- Lesson 5: Children of Lodz-Chelmno and perpetrators / Scott Durham -- Lesson 6: Man's need to testify, remember, and transcend language / Cynthia Schofield -- Lesson 7: Personal journey / Marta Leroy.
