Professional development initiatives at Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Andrew Steiner Education Centre provide teachers with the knowledge and resources to effectively share the stories of the Holocaust to educate and inspire young South Australians to stand up against antisemitism and racism, and actively contribute to a fairer, more just and compassionate world.
Why Do We Need Holocaust Education
By retelling and harnessing the stories of the Holocaust, we can help students understand concepts of democracy, dictatorship, collaboration, resistance, intervention and genocide. Learning these through the lens of the Holocaust helps develop critical analysis of individual events and actions and develops empathy. The goal of Holocaust education is to empower young people to become Upstanders and reflect on the important role individuals play in making a stand against injustice.
How Do We Support Educators to Deliver Their Own Programs
Through a range of professional development seminars offered throughout the year we aim to give educators the tools and confidence required to deliver their own program in school. We also provide a supportive network of peers who share ideas, resources and inspiration for effective strategies in the classroom.
Upcoming Seminars
Teaching About the Holocaust – An Introduction
This short engaging training provides teachers who are unfamiliar with the topic an opportunity to find out about key concepts, events, and significance of the Holocaust. This training includes practical activities and resources that teachers can use in their classrooms.
This training is accessible online or in-person, to help cater for teacher schedules at the beginning of the school year.
Face to Face – Week 0 (Thurs 23rd Jan) 1 pm – 3 pm $10
Online – Week 2 – Thurs 6th Feb (3:30 pm – 5:00 pm) $10
Ongoing Teacher Familiarisation Sessions
If you are not familiar with the museum and our education program, why not pay us a visit and find out how we can supplement and support your work in the classroom through our flexible and adaptable education programs.
Find out about the structure and content of the Education Programs at AHMSEC and how they can support your work in the classroom.
Guided tour of education space and a presentation, Q&A about the face-to-face and the online education program.
Our familiarisation program is completely FREE and endorsed by HASS-SA and HTSA. Participants receive a certificate as an acknowledgement of 1 hour of professional development.
Every Monday 4.00pm – 5pm
In person or online available
Bookings Are Essential!
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Contact us at education@ahmsec.org.au for any additional information.
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Online Resources
AHMSEC Education is currently developing our online resources to support your school visit and lessons in the classroom. Sign up to our Education E-News to be notified when these are made available.