All but Her Life: Holocaust Survivor Gerda Klein Shares with Learners

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Main Author: Lincoln, Margaret
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Language:en
Published: 2007
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contents All but Her Life: Holocaust Survivor Gerda Klein Shares with Learners Lincoln, Margaret War Violence Authors Personal Narratives Victims of Crime World History Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites High School Students During the 2006-2007 school year, students from Battle Creek, Michigan, high school joined numerous others from across the state in reading holocaust survivor Gerda Klein's memoir, "All But My Life." Published in 57 editions and still in print after 50 years, the book is the inspiring account of a remarkable individual who endured unspeakable horror during World War II. This article describes how students from Battle Creek had more than just a passive reading experience, thanks to the commitment of the participants, Web-based technology, and Klein herself as she shares with learners, young and old, the lessons of history.
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spellingShingle All but Her Life: Holocaust Survivor Gerda Klein Shares with Learners
Lincoln, Margaret
War
Violence
Authors
Personal Narratives
Victims of Crime
World History
Computer Mediated Communication
Web Sites
High School Students
All but Her Life: Holocaust Survivor Gerda Klein Shares with Learners Lincoln, Margaret War Violence Authors Personal Narratives Victims of Crime World History Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites High School Students During the 2006-2007 school year, students from Battle Creek, Michigan, high school joined numerous others from across the state in reading holocaust survivor Gerda Klein's memoir, "All But My Life." Published in 57 editions and still in print after 50 years, the book is the inspiring account of a remarkable individual who endured unspeakable horror during World War II. This article describes how students from Battle Creek had more than just a passive reading experience, thanks to the commitment of the participants, Web-based technology, and Klein herself as she shares with learners, young and old, the lessons of history.
title All but Her Life: Holocaust Survivor Gerda Klein Shares with Learners
topic War
Violence
Authors
Personal Narratives
Victims of Crime
World History
Computer Mediated Communication
Web Sites
High School Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ786412