STUDENT EXHIBITION My town’s Jewish history – digital contents, modern technology and teaching by: Petar Pop Arsov Primary School Skopje, Macedonia.

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STUDENT EXHIBITION My town’s Jewish history – digital contents, modern technology and teaching by: Petar Pop Arsov Primary School Skopje, Macedonia

STUDENT EXHIBITION Who? Thirty 7 th and 8 th grade students (aged ) When? September- February 2014

STUDENT EXHIBITION How?  Extracurricular activities for talented students  Integrated teaching of: history, English language, ethics of religions, civic education, literature, creative writing, art

STUDENT EXHIBITION Program of activities  Do research (textbooks,  internet, documents)  Use CENTROPA database (watch films, read bios and interviews)  Visit Holocaust Memorial Center of the Jews from Macedonia

STUDENT EXHIBITION Program of activities  Visit Jewish Community  Visit the synagogue  Read books  Make presentations  Write essays  Make paintings and drawings

STUDENT EXHIBITION The Panels Group 1: Jewish culture, religion and tradition Group 2: How they came to the Balkans Group 3: World War 2 and the Holocaust Group 4: World War 2 and the Holocaust in Macedonia Group 5: The Jewish community in Macedonia today

STUDENT EXHIBITION Group work roles  Member 1: write texts (in Macedonian)  Member 2: write texts (in English)  Member 3: find/make good photos  Member 4: make paintings/drawings  Member 5: store/print photos and texts

STUDENT EXHIBITION EDUCATIONAL AIMS:  Learn Jewish history, culture, religion, tradition and the Holocaust in a non-traditional way  Practice English language skills (reading, listening, writing and speaking)  Practice creative writing, photography and art  Motivate students to learn better by using modern technologies in the classroom  Increase students’ multi cultural/ethic awareness