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By Ashley Steel , 16 May 2018

What to do with your kid at the airport?

You've got a lot of stuff, you're tense, you're tired, you're waiting for a plane, and you have a 4 year old (or a 6 yr old or a 9 yr old - they're all restless at the airport).  Maybe you have one hour to relax before the first flight or, perhaps, you have 4 hours to enjoy on a layover.  Yes!  "relax" and "enjoy".

 

By Asako Maruoka , 16 May 2018

How to: Plan a School Trip to Perfection

Planning a school trip is a lot like coordinating a large-scale battle…

And you’ve got an army of a million troops… 

And a billion things are likely to go wrong…

And while you’re planning the trip, you’re expected to balance a beach ball on your head while spinning more plates than a professional plate spinner at the Plate Spinning Olympics. 

But when a school trip, whether it’s a day in the countryside or a week in Barcelona, goes off without a hitch, there’s no stopping the feeling of pride that’ll race in your heart. 

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  • travel
  • travel tips
  • travel planning
  • educational travel
  • school trips
By Culinary Spelunker , 15 May 2018

Thomas Jefferson: American President...and Ice Cream Maker?

What comes to mind when you think of Thomas Jefferson? Third president of the United States, check.

Principal author of the Declaration of Independence? Sure.

Founding Father of the American Nation? Without a doubt.

Developer of ice cream recipes? Well…maybe not.

Thomas Jefferson: American President...and Ice Cream Maker?

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  • travel
  • travel tips
  • recipes
  • ice cream
  • Mount Rushmore
By Bert Maxwell , 15 May 2018

Digital Nomad Tips: Spreadsheets Errors Can Easily Cost Your Business a Lot of Money

Company spreadsheet errors are really dangerous for businesses. A minor mistake can lead to huge problems - and the big problem is that this is actually seen as being a normal thing. Companies do not pay close attention to these errors, so a lot of money is lost every single month. High-profile corporate blunders, like that of Enron, now ring alarm bells and business managers actively look for ways to make financial spreadsheets more error-free, but we are still a long way from success.

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  • digital nomad
  • travel
  • work
  • work tips
  • working abroad
By smartpoodle , 15 May 2018

Great Family Vacation – American Factory Bound

Great Family Vacation – American Factory Bound

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  • family travel
  • travel tips
  • USA travel
By Heather Robinette , 14 May 2018

Studying Abroad in London: 10 Places Not to Miss Like I Did! Part 2

Thanks for reading the next article in my series on traveling outside of London during your time abroad. If you didn’t get a chance to start at the beginning, make sure you read my first post here.

By Dr. Leslie Sch… , 14 May 2018

Author Shares Travel and Historical Research for Her New Novel, Discovery

Wandering Educators note: We were so pleased to learn about the debut novel from Dr. Leslie Schweitzer Miller – a New York City psychiatrist, fine artist, and author. Discovery is a story told in two parts: one set in 1885 and centered on the very real historical figure Abbé François Bérenger Saunière, the other beginning in 2012 when characters Dr. Giselle Gélis and Dr. David Rettig meet and fall in love. 

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  • writing
  • history
  • travel
  • research
  • France
By Josh Garrick , 13 May 2018

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of May 13, 2018 By Josh Garrick

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of May 13, 2018 By Josh Garrick 

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  • Orlando
  • Florida
  • arts
  • events
  • travel
  • culture
  • music
  • ballet
  • science
By Josh Garrick , 11 May 2018

CFCArts – an Appreciation By Josh Garrick

Having attended – and been thrilled by – the CFCArts Community Choir & Big Band’s performance of “Icons – A Salute to the Kings & Queens of Music", I would begin by recommending that if you see this in time to claim any tickets that are left for tonight’s performance at Northland Church -- that should become your first order of business for TODAY. 

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  • Central Florida Community Arts
  • arts
  • travel
  • music
  • events
By Lexa Pennington , 10 May 2018

Top 7 Common Mistakes Made While Studying Abroad

Studying abroad is more than just a fun experience - it is a great opportunity to enrich yourself with lessons that you wouldn’t learn at home. It gives you a chance to learn not only in another culture, but the chance to learn about and immerse yourself in another culture as well. 

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  • study abroad
  • #studyabroadbecause
  • travel
  • travel tips
  • student travel

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