This session will discuss the rationale and recommendations regarding Holocaust education focusing on the use of literature in the interdisciplinary school curriculum. This session will present suggested themes to involve your student in year-round reading. This session offers fun and practical ways to have students apply what they read. This session will address the decision-making processes involved in illustrating a children s book with photography and the unique relationship between writers and photographers. This workshop will assist educators in using books to promote healthy child development.
Participants learn how to select books that help children cope with stressful situations.
A price list of titles for sale will be mailed to each participant along with an individual itinerary and directions to the campus approximately 2 weeks before the Conference. Cash or checks will be accepted for books at the Powers Hall display. Credit card purchases must be made in the Bookstore. During the lunch break, participants are welcome to explore the 217-acre wooded, suburban campus nestled in the natural beauty of a former private estate. Availability will be dependant upon responses received on registration forms.