Holocaust project by CAMELIA LUMINITA BADEA

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Through the group activity based on the educational game ‘Adolescents and Freedom’, students explored real-life dilemmas related to democracy, human rights, and civic responsibility. The interactive format encouraged critical thinking, teamwork, and meaningful discussions about freedom and the challenges of adolescence in a democratic society.

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Listening to the testimonies of Holocaust victims offered students a powerful and deeply human perspective on history, transforming abstract facts into personal stories and helping them understand the urgent need to combat hatred, discrimination, and indifference in today's world.

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Using the interactive Kahoot platform, students deepened their knowledge about the Holocaust in a dynamic and engaging way, testing their understanding while competing in teams. The winners were awarded thematic books, reinforcing the idea that learning can be both meaningful and rewarding.

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Kahoot quizz

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https://create.kahoot.it/share/holocaustul/65f305bf-19e6-42a5-bde8-eb4f19a3ab29

What is the meaning of the butterfly project?

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The Butterfly Project is a call to action through education, the arts and memorial making. We teach social justice through lessons of the Holocaust, educating participants about the dangers of hatred and bigotry to cultivate empathy and social responsibility.

https://thebutterflyprojectnow.org/#about

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Read and understand how to be a good person! Reading selected books on the Holocaust, democracy, and human rights encouraged students to engage deeply with complex themes. By writing summaries and essays, they not only improved their critical thinking and writing skills, but also developed a more personal and empathetic understanding of history and its relevance today.

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Through 'The Shield of Resilience' activity, students explored their core values and strengths, designing personal shields that reflect their identity, their role in society, and their commitment to democratic principles in a complex world.

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By exploring resources and virtual exhibitions from major international institutions dedicated to Holocaust education and human rights, students gained a broader perspective on global memory and justice. These connections helped them understand that learning transcends the classroom and that their voices and values are part of a wider, ongoing conversation.

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Artistic expression through drawings and paintings allowed students to process complex emotions and ideas in a deeply personal way. Through visual storytelling, they were able to communicate messages of memory, empathy, and democratic values—sometimes more powerfully than words could.

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Watching and discussing impactful documentaries such as The Wave and Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes sparked powerful conversations among students about conformity, prejudice, and the responsibility each person holds in upholding democratic values. These films helped students recognize how easily discrimination can take root and how vital it is to resist it—both in history and in everyday life.

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This video montage presents group projects created by students in class, as part of their work on the theme of anti-discrimination. The students collaborated effectively in teams, showing great teamwork and creativity throughout the process.

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