Author - Bethany Barngrover

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Top 4 Educational Winter Student Travel Destinations

When the weather turns colder, some destinations become even better for student travel. From snowy mountains and Olympic history to Revolutionary-era Boston and New York City’s world-class museums, winter can be the perfect backdrop for hands-on learning. Here are four winter-ready destinations with educational opportunities built right into the itinerary: Utah, Aspen, New York City and Boston. Utah: Winter Basecamp for Science, History and Olympic Spirit Utah offers a mix of mountain adventure, science and U.S. history that works well for student...

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Exploring October’s Historic Milestones Through Educational Travel

October is filled with milestones that have shaped history across science, sports and international relations. Each offers educators a chance to bring lessons to life and help students connect classroom concepts with real-world learning. October 1, 1903: The First World Series Begins The inaugural modern World Series between the Boston Americans (later known as the Red Sox) and the Pittsburgh Pirates marked the beginning of one of America’s most celebrated traditions. Baseball’s history offers lessons in teamwork, perseverance and cultural change. Student groups...

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