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Unraveling the Holocaust: Exploring Its Complexity and Tragic History

Delve into the haunting history of the Holocaust. Explore its origins, impact, and aftermath through critical questions and comprehensive research. Understand the factors that led to this tragic event and its profound consequences on humanity.

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Unraveling the Holocaust: Exploring Its Complexity and Tragic History

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  1. The Research Process Stage 1: Explore

  2. The Four Stages • Explore (prepare) • Investigate (access) • Process • Create (transfer)

  3. What do I Know? • Discuss

  4. What do I Need to find out? • List questions • How did the Holocaust start? • What was the main intent of the Holocaust? • Why did Hitler blame the Jews? • Was Hitler mentally stable? • How did Hitler incite national pride? • What events led to the Holocaust? • Where did the Holocaust spread to? Where did the Holocaust take place? • How did the Holocaust end? When? • How did Hitler distinguish between Jewish and non-Jewish people (find word for this)?

  5. What resources do I need? • Identifying Your Research Needs: K-N-R Chart

  6. Developing Higher Order Questions • Asking Good Research Questions • Apply your “What you NEED to find out” questions to the blank chart • Question Pick & Mix • Create higher order questions of your own & put them on the blank chart

  7. The Big questions • What is your purpose? What are you trying to do or learn during this project? • If you could do or learn about your topic in ANY way, what would you do? • Create a FOCUS statement

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