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Teaching Safely Online Course

insidethegatesThe Kyiv Educational Center "Tolerspace" invites you to participate in the online course "Teaching Safely".

We remind you that you can take our online course "Teach Safely" at any time at a comfortable pace and receive a certificate for 12 hours (0.4 ECTS), including 6 hours of psychological training. It is available on the platform of the Open University of Maidan. 

The authors and presenters of the course are educational psychologists Anna Lenchovska and Myroslav Grinberg, international expert on civic and human rights education Oleksandr Voitenko, and teacher-methodologist Olha Nevtyra.

"Teaching Safely" is the quintessential course of our experience, the leading principles of education that we have been promoting for many years, and the new methods that we have been looking for, developing and testing during the Covid and after the full-scale invasion. The authors of the course have developed it with the idea of teachers as independent creative individuals who do not need ready-made recipes, but instead seek to understand the principles, mechanisms and knowledge of the psychology of schoolchildren

 

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  • To the 82nd anniversary of the Babyn Yar tragedy. Educational materials

    The death of innocent people always leaves a deep mark on history. September 29-30 are the days when Ukraine and the world commemorate the victims of Babyn Yar. These days remind us how important it is to remember the past. The memory of Babyn Yar reminds us that it is important to keep the world from sinking into the darkness of hatred and cruelty. The preservation of peace and coexistence, respect for human rights and diversity is a task to which we must pay special attention as we seek to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

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  • About the war. Interview with Ukrainian Teachers Project

    Since the full-scale invasion of russia, the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies has always supported and continues to support our colleagues from different parts of Ukraine.

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  • Kyiv Defense Chronicles

    Historian and ethnopolitical scientist Vitaliy Nakhmanovych, with the financial support of the Museum of Kyiv History, created the website Kyiv Defense Chronicles, which features a daily chronology of the Battle for Kyiv from February 24 to April 10, 2022.

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  • The Library Support Program successfully completed

    We are pleased to announce that we have successfully completed a program to support libraries of all levels in the country. The program lasted more than two months. During this time, 340 libraries across the country received publications from the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies!

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  • How to teach to remember? Discussion of historians on Ukrainske Radio

    Here is Anatolii Podolskyi's discussion on the Ukrainske Radio program "Today. This Afternoon" together with military historian Vasyl Pavlov.

    The conversation is dedicated to the problems and challenges of teaching history during the current war. How can we resist russian propaganda against us? Why are myths harmful? How to teach to remember? How to keep the memory of heroes and victims of the present and past alive?

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