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Beyond the Selfie: Teaching Students to Be Present While Traveling
Hilary Rose 11/5/25 Hilary Rose 11/5/25

Beyond the Selfie: Teaching Students to Be Present While Traveling

In a world of constant photos and posts, discover how teachers can help students unplug, slow down, and truly experience their educational travels.

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Leading with Laughter: How Humor Keeps Student Groups Calm, Connected, and On Track
Hilary Rose 11/3/25 Hilary Rose 11/3/25

Leading with Laughter: How Humor Keeps Student Groups Calm, Connected, and On Track

Discover how humor, inside jokes, and lighthearted moments help teachers keep student travelers calm, connected, and positive—no matter what comes their way.

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Passport to the Planet: How Sustainable Travel Shapes Global Citizens
Hilary Rose 10/31/25 Hilary Rose 10/31/25

Passport to the Planet: How Sustainable Travel Shapes Global Citizens

Learn how simple eco-conscious habits—like reducing waste, supporting local artisans, and respecting natural spaces—turn student travelers into responsible global citizens.

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Science on the Go: Exploring the World as Your STEM Classroom
Hilary Rose 10/29/25 Hilary Rose 10/29/25

Science on the Go: Exploring the World as Your STEM Classroom

From Iceland’s volcanoes to Switzerland’s engineering marvels, discover how educational travel turns the world into a living science lab for curious students.

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The Little Things That Make a Big Trip: Small Moments Students Remember Most
Hilary Rose 10/27/25 Hilary Rose 10/27/25

The Little Things That Make a Big Trip: Small Moments Students Remember Most

It’s not just the landmarks—student travelers remember the laughter, connections, and surprises in between. Here’s how small travel moments create the biggest impact.

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Travel Teaches Grit: Building Resilience Through the Unexpected
Hilary Rose 10/24/25 Hilary Rose 10/24/25

Travel Teaches Grit: Building Resilience Through the Unexpected

Missed trains, language mix-ups, or rainy days—travel’s surprises teach students more than any textbook can. Here’s how teachers can turn challenges into growth moments abroad.

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Teaching Time Travel: How Visiting Historic Sites Changes the Way Students Learn
Hilary Rose 10/15/25 Hilary Rose 10/15/25

Teaching Time Travel: How Visiting Historic Sites Changes the Way Students Learn

Step into history—literally. Discover how visiting historic sites like Normandy, the Colosseum, and more helps students connect lessons to lived experience and lifelong understanding.

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Snapshots with Substance: Teaching Students to Take Photos with Purpose
Hilary Rose 10/9/25 Hilary Rose 10/9/25

Snapshots with Substance: Teaching Students to Take Photos with Purpose

Move beyond selfies—teach students to capture meaningful travel moments with photo challenges, creative prompts, and reflection ideas that turn pictures into stories.

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Learning on the Move: Turning Bus Rides into Mobile Classrooms
Hilary Rose 10/6/25 Hilary Rose 10/6/25

Learning on the Move: Turning Bus Rides into Mobile Classrooms

Long bus rides don’t have to be downtime! Turn travel time into learning time with these teacher-approved games, discussion prompts, and creative activities for student groups on tour.

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Student Travel Mythbusters: Separating Fact from Fiction
Hilary Rose 10/1/25 Hilary Rose 10/1/25

Student Travel Mythbusters: Separating Fact from Fiction

From safety fears to “students won’t care about museums,” we separate fact from fiction in student travel—complete with real teacher insights.

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Postcards from the Past: Using Historic Letters and Diaries to Inspire Travel Writing
Hilary Rose 9/29/25 Hilary Rose 9/29/25

Postcards from the Past: Using Historic Letters and Diaries to Inspire Travel Writing

Help students prepare for educational tours by exploring historic letters and diaries. Use these prompts to spark curiosity and reflective travel writing.

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Packing Light, Thinking Big: Minimalist Travel Tips for Student Groups
Hilary Rose 9/24/25 Hilary Rose 9/24/25

Packing Light, Thinking Big: Minimalist Travel Tips for Student Groups

Help students pack smarter and lighter with these teacher-approved tips, funny anecdotes, and a printable minimalist packing list.

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From Souvenirs to Stories: Helping Students Reflect Beyond the Gift Shop
Hilary Rose 9/22/25 Hilary Rose 9/22/25

From Souvenirs to Stories: Helping Students Reflect Beyond the Gift Shop

Move past keychains and magnets—discover creative ways to help students reflect on travel through journals, photos, and storytelling activities.

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Small Towns, Big Lessons: Hidden Gems Beyond the Major Cities
Hilary Rose 9/19/25 Hilary Rose 9/19/25

Small Towns, Big Lessons: Hidden Gems Beyond the Major Cities

Beyond Paris, Rome, and London—discover how smaller towns like Toledo, Avignon, and Siena offer intimate, meaningful, and affordable learning experiences for students.

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When Things Don’t Go as Planned: Turning Travel Mishaps Into Teaching Moments
Hilary Rose 9/17/25 Hilary Rose 9/17/25

When Things Don’t Go as Planned: Turning Travel Mishaps Into Teaching Moments

Missed trains, rainy days, or unexpected detours—learn how teachers can turn travel mishaps into lessons in flexibility, problem-solving, and resilience for students.

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The Art of the Pre-Trip Meeting: Setting Expectations Without Scaring Parents
Hilary Rose 9/15/25 Hilary Rose 9/15/25

The Art of the Pre-Trip Meeting: Setting Expectations Without Scaring Parents

Learn how to run an effective pre-trip parent meeting for student travel. Build trust, set expectations, and keep the tone positive and reassuring.

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Music, Food, and Festivals: Experiencing Culture Through the Senses
Hilary Rose 9/5/25 Hilary Rose 9/5/25

Music, Food, and Festivals: Experiencing Culture Through the Senses

Discover how students can explore culture through the senses—tasting local foods, hearing traditional music, and joining festivals—on unforgettable educational tours.

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The Quiet Student Abroad: Supporting Different Personalities on Tour
Hilary Rose 8/29/25 Hilary Rose 8/29/25

The Quiet Student Abroad: Supporting Different Personalities on Tour

Not every student is outgoing on educational travel. Discover compassionate strategies for supporting introverted, shy, or anxious students so they thrive abroad.

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Global Citizenship in Action: Teaching Students to See Themselves as World Neighbors
Hilary Rose 8/27/25 Hilary Rose 8/27/25

Global Citizenship in Action: Teaching Students to See Themselves as World Neighbors

Discover how educational travel inspires global citizenship. Learn strategies teachers can use to help students build empathy, respect, and responsibility as world neighbors.

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Jet Lag and Joy: Helping Students Adjust to Time Zones (and Thrive Abroad)
Hilary Rose 8/25/25 Hilary Rose 8/25/25

Jet Lag and Joy: Helping Students Adjust to Time Zones (and Thrive Abroad)

Jet lag doesn’t have to derail student travel. Discover practical tips teachers can use to help students adjust, stay energized, and make the most of their time abroad.

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