Holocaust Activities High School Lesson Plans When teaching lessons about the Holocaust, it is important to keep the student's age in mind. The matrix and lessons provided below may be used as a guideline for teachers of high school students.
Students see how individuals, groups and entire communities promote responsibility.
In addition, they are exposed to discrimination, prejudice and antisemtism and their effects on people. The following matrix was created by the Pinellas County Schools, Office of Community Services and Human Relations and The Florida Holocaust Museum and Educational Center to provide guidelines for Holocaust education in the high school. Students begin with a quotation from Lincoln and explore the theme of equality by reading news articles and by making a multimedia presentation. Bioethics of Eugenics. Students consider and discuss the ethical aspects of Nazi racial ideology including sterilization, marriage prohibitions, and euthanasia.