Check out the latest articles from Teach & Travel and the world of student travel.
Students Speak: Slowing Down & Soaking Up Life
In the quiet of dawn, as soft light fell across the swaying coconut palms, I realized it was not just another destination, but an open invitation to see life through a different lens. What truly moved me wasn’t the postcard-perfect landscapes, but the sense of...
Tami and Todd Rogers: Second-Generation Student Travel Planners
“Amazing teachers inspire us to dream beyond what we can see. But we didn’t just have a teacher, we had our dad.” – Tami Rogers Siblings Tami and Todd Rogers have both music and travel in their blood. The two spent their early years watching their dad pour his heart...
Training the Musical Mind: Practice, Performance, and Psychology
This article is courtesy of Cued In. At the intersection of artistry and science, Canadian clarinetist and researcher Dr. Christine Carter is reshaping how musicians approach performance and practice. Drawing on her background in cognitive and sports psychology,...
Capturing Moments That Matter: How Educators Keep Student Travel Alive
The first morning of the trip, Mrs. Carter’s students stepped off the bus with wide eyes and eager smiles. Cameras and phones were already out, ready to capture every moment of their first day exploring the city. Months of planning had led to this; standing in the...
