Dear Educators:
 
The tragic story of Titanic has been with us for more than 99 years. It is more than just the account of perhaps the most memorable maritime catastrophe of the 20th century. Titanic is a lasting symbol of the great age of immigration that brought the hopes and dreams of many people to our shores.
 
The Titanic Museum Attraction wants to promote the awareness and knowledge of the world's diverse cultures by recreating actual rooms of the Titanic and by displaying actual objects that bring to life individuals and events that have had a significant impact on human history. It is our desire to present the Titanic story in a historically accurate and reverent manner and to inspire further study and research into this event.
 
Teaching and learning opportunities abound as you and your students explore the World's Largest Titanic Museum Attraction. Throughout the school year, link the Titanic experience to your curriculum and reinforce your students' skills and help them develop proficiencies in areas beyond history.

This Titanic website offers various teaching ideas for your students' study opportunities:

Titanic - Illustrated History
by Don Lynch and Ken Marschall

A Giant Cutaway Book, Inside the Titanic
by Ken Marschall

Ken Marschall's Art of Titanic
by Ken Marschall

 Anatomy of the Titanic
by Tom McCluskie

1912 Facts about Titanic
by Lee W. Merideth

The Sinking of the Titanic edited
by Bruce M. Caplan

Titanic Disaster
by Dave Bryceson

Titanic Triumph and Tragedy
by John Eaton and Charles Haas

RMS Titanic, A Modelmaker's Manual
by Peter Davies-Garner

Exploring the Titanic
by Robert D. Ballard