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Enrich your teaching with our intuitively designed, research-informed classroom resources.
Addressing a range of topics, each set of resources is accompanied by comprehensive guidance and additional materials. To support planning, these resources are organized around key enquiry questions, presented below. You will also find materials to support students in their own independent learning –in the classroom, through homework, or homeschooling.
Our new initiative ‘Addressing classroom issues’ supports you to deal with themes all teachers encounter when teaching the Holocaust. Under an hour in length, these courses are both academically robust and practically applicable. If you prefer more immersive CPD, apply for our MA Module The Holocaust in the Curriculum or try our Massive Open Access Course: Teaching the Holocaust: Innovative Approaches to the Challenges we Face.
Self-guided online courses
- 6 things your students should know about the Holocaust
- Authentic Encounters with the Holocaust: A starting point for teachers
- Nazi Antisemitism: Where did it come from?
- Online Masters Module: The Holocaust in the Curriculum
- Teaching the Holocaust: Innovative Approaches to the Challenges We Face
- Understanding the Holocaust at Key Stage 3: Teaching with a research-informed Textbook
- Who were the six million? Exploring Jewish life before the Holocaust
Podcasts and Seminars
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: ‘Teaching the Holocaust through film and literature’ with Professor Robert Eaglestone and Professor Barry Langford
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'Post-war justice and the legacy of the Nuremberg Trials' with Dr Caroline Sharples
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'The Nazi Mind: Twelve Warnings From History' with Laurence Rees
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'The Holocaust in Belarus' with Professor Anika Walke
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'The Kindertransport Lists' with Dr Amy Williams
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'Schemes of Learning' with Corey Soper, Sam Griffiths and Anne Sutehall
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: ‘The Ravine: A family, a photograph, a Holocaust massacre revealed’ with Professor Wendy Lower
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: ‘Rescuers’ with Professor Ari Kohen and Dr Mark Gudgel
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: ‘Bystander Society’ with Professor Mary Fulbrook and Ben Green
- Dialogues in Holocaust Education: 'The Holocaust - An Unfinished History' with Professor Dan Stone
- HMD Guest Lecture 2024: ‘Fragility of Freedom’ with Professor Mary Fulbrook
- Special podcasts: 'Leon Greenman and the struggle for survival' with Ruth-Anne Lenga and Professor Li Wei
- New writings on the Holocaust #4: 'Assessment and the Holocaust' with Dr Mary Richardson
- New writings on the Holocaust #3: 'Conspiracy theories and the Holocaust' with Jeremy Hayward
- New writings on the Holocaust #2: 'Empire of Destruction' with Dr Alex Kay
- New writings on the Holocaust #1: ‘Survivors’ with Dr Rebecca Clifford
Holocaust history is complex, and scholarship is always advancing. We can help you enhance your knowledge and translate it into pedagogy. You can deepen your understanding of key themes in Holocaust education through courses designed to Enrich your pedagogy. Meanwhile, our Dialogues in Holocaust education offer you experts and educators in deep discussion. Finally, our Podcasts series introduce you to new directions in research.
Support student's independent learning
- 6 things you should know about the Holocaust
- Being German and Jewish: Living in hope in uncertain times
- Heroic actions of the Holocaust
- Janusz Korczak and the Orphans of the Warsaw Ghetto
- Jewish life in Warsaw before the Holocaust
- Resistance & the Holocaust
- The struggle to survive
- The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
- Then and now
- What's my story?
- Holocaust Memorial Day 2026
“Excellent resources and a very new, fresh and visual way of teaching the Holocaust. It made me think about how I teach more generally.”