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Holocaust Lesson Plans … an exceptionally difficult subject, but one that must be taught.
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Lesson Stop … plans for 7 subject areas plus emphasis on how to prepare plans.
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The English Server … houses thousands of documents related to the arts and humanities.
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The perfect teacher (why settle for good?) describes goals for us that are, at the same time, both magnificent and attainable. He (or she) knows and validates our nature, and inspires us towards transcendence. This teacher is both supportive and empowering. He teaches freedom, and he communicates responsibility (freedom entails the acceptance of personal responsibility). He holds the key, and he shares it with us ... I suppose the only perfect teacher is the One above.
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