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Training Kit | Choose Good

ערכת ההדרכה "לבחור בטוב" לתלמידי חטיבת הביניים מעניקה מפגש ערכי ואנושי עם יום השואה, דרך סיפוריהם של חסידי אומות העולם – אנשים רגילים שבחרו בטוב בתוך מציאות של רוע קיצוני. הפעילות מזמינה את התלמידים לבחון שאלות של אחריות אישית ואומץ מוסרי, ולפתח הבנה כי גם בתנאים קשים ביותר של לחץ חברתי, טרור ודיכוי אלים, קיימת האפשרות לבחור אחרת. דרך הסיפורים, הכיתה תתרגל חשיבה ביקורתית, הזדהות ואמפתיה, ותתבונן ברלוונטיות של הבחירה בטוב לחיי היומיום של התלמידים כיום. העיסוק בחסידי אומות העולם סביב יום השואה מאפשר להעמיק בזיכרון השואה מזווית של עשיית טוב בתקופה אפלה זו, ולהדגיש שבמעשיהם הם לא רק הצילו חיים רבים, אלא הצילו גם את עצם האנושיות עצמה.

ערכת ההדרכה מגוונת ומושקעת, משלבת שפע מתודות הפעלה ועזרים מעוצבים, בנויה בצורה ממוקדת וברורה, ומעבירה את המסר באופן חווייתי, פעיל ומותאם במיוחד לתלמידי חטיבת הביניים.

 

מבנה הפעילות:

שיעור 1: רקע על מלחמת העולם השנייה והחיים תחת הכיבוש הנאצי, היכרות עם בסיפורה של חסידת אומות העולם אירנה סנדלר וסימולציות – מה אתם הייתם עושים?

שיעור 2: העמקה בהגרה של חסידי אומות העולם ונתונים, חקר של חסידי אומות עולם בקבוצות קטנות, מעגל ערכים וסיכום.

 

מטרות הפעילות:

  1. בחינת יכולתו של האדם לבחור בעשיית טוב, גם במציאות חברתית מורכבת שאינה מעודדת התנהגות מוסרית ואף מנוגדת אליה.
  2. עיסוק במניעים ובאומץ הנדרשים לפעולה מוסרית, הכוללת סיכון עצמי ויציאה כנגד הזרם למען אדם אחר.
  3. היכרות עם סיפורם של חסידי אומות העולם כהשראה לבחירה בטוב גם בימינו.

 

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Activity content:

Holocaust Remembrance and Heroism

How it works:

Youth Training – Peers, seminars, Training kits

Duration of activity:

2 lessons

Target audience:

Students in grades 7-9

Number of participants:

Gapn program number:

1545 – "Hameorer" – A program for developing responsibility
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