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TEACHER IN-SERVICE TRAINING
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Beck Cultural Exchange Center, 1927
Dandridge Ave, 37915 |

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FRESH INSIGHTS
FOR TEACHERS AND
OTHER PROFESSIONALS
The purpose of the MLK Teacher In-Service program is to
provide a very special training session for teachers and other professionals that ties in
directly with the life and legacy of of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This
year’s Teacher In-Service program will focus on primary sources from the
Holocaust.
Teachers and professionals attending this program
will hear from the Executive Director of the Tennessee Holocaust Commission and
UT’s Professor of Urban Multicultural Education. These facilitators will also
engage participants in writing activities as well as provide support materials
that connect to the Common Core Standards. As well, participants will have the opportunity to hear a Holocaust
survivor tell their story. This presentation will focus on utilizing primary
source memoirs and diaries of young people produced in this time of extreme
crisis for reading and literacy instruction. The session will conclude with a writing activity based on
the following quote by Holocaust Survivor Alexander Kimel—“Accepting of responsibility makes for better society. So, what must I do to make things better for
people now and in the future? Is mere
acknowledgement of a wrong and guilt with an expression of sorrow sufficient or
is there more?”
Dr. Chonika Coleman-King, Assistant Professor of Urban
Multicultural Education at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, will facilitate
the second session. This presentation will focus on “How Cultural Differences
Affect the Classroom.” All professionals are welcome and Knox County Teachers will receive 5 Credit Hours of In-Service Training Credit. Registration is Required. Knox County Teachers may register on Teacher-U at www.knoxschools.org or you may Contact us at TeacherInService@MLKKnoxville.org. Please make plans to join us. (Five dollar donation is being requested for Box lunches that will be provided.)
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2013 FEATURED GUESTS / FACILITATORS
ARTHUR PAIS
Ukmerge, Lithuania
Survivor: Kovno Ghetto, Dachau Concentration Camp |
Executive Director of the Tennessee Holocaust
Commission
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Assistant Professor of Urban Multicultural Education
University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
Post Office Box 155 ♦ Knoxville, Tennessee 37901-0155 ♦ www.MLKKnoxville.org
Designed by RK Consulting |
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