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By Lexa Pennington, 3 November, 2022

Educational Adventures for Older Teenagers

For families with older teenagers, consider adding an educational component to your next family trip. Educational adventures will not only foster curiosity about different places, but your kids will also learn a thing or two about the world around them, broadening their perspectives in life. Read on for some suggestions on educational adventures for older teenagers.

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  • travel
  • teen travel
  • travel tips
  • educational travel
  • worldschooling
By Asako Maruoka, 15 December, 2018

Take the Classroom on the Road: The Benefits of a Traveling Education

So much of a student’s education takes place in a classroom, reading textbooks, or in front of a computer, but there are so many more ways to learn. Traveling gives students a powerful avenue for experiencing the world and applying their lessons to real-life scenarios.

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  • travel
  • family travel
  • worldschooling
  • roadschooling
  • education
By Amanda Ponzio-…, 20 November, 2016

The Lessons My Son Learned on Safari that He Never Would Have Learned in School

Every year, I make it a point to take my sons on a mother-son trip. I have found this is a great way to bond with each child individually, as well as cater to their individual likes and dislikes. I’m sure my kids are a lot like yours. While they certainly have common interests, they also are very different. By creating two different trips, it accomplishes several things; it’s cheaper to travel with just one child, I’m able to plan things that I know that child will enjoy, we’re able to spend time one on one.

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  • life lessons
  • safari
  • Kenya
  • roadschooling
  • worldschooling
  • Maasai
By Dr. Jessie Voigts, 15 September, 2015

Traveling the World? What Do You Want to See? One Family's Global Education

It is with great, great pleasure that I share with you a remarkable story and video. It comes from Alex Berger, a friend and fellow international educator, who runs a fantastic site called Virtual Wayfarer (here's our interview with him!).

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  • worldschooling
  • travel
  • international education
  • family travel
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