Holocaust survivors are sharing their stories in a classroom setting. Joanne Baseman is a retired elementary school teacher. She taught for 30 years. "Instead of having just paper and pencil, we brought people in," she said. Making history in the textbooks come to life for her students. "They sat, they talked, they explained what had happened to them, and the children had questions," Basemen said. "And then once COVID-19 hit, we were able to have the survivors zoom." The Alpert Jewish Family Service is honoring Baseman for introducing kids with the survivors. JFS provides services for Holocaust survivors. Marc Hopin...
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