Building Connections Around the World

Building Connections Around the World

From Peru to Japan, Justin Trinh-Halperin takes his students across the globe. The middle school math and science teacher at Bullis Charter School in Los Altos, California was a top finalist in 2025’s Traveling Teacher of the Year, thanks to years of efforts showing students the world in a highly intentional way. STEM, environmental science, history and language arts all play a large part in the trips he organizes with Education First—before, during and after. How did this Japan trip come...

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Now More Than Ever: Why You Should Travel with Your Students

As educators, we know that our greatest impact often happens outside the traditional lesson plan. It happens in those spontaneous “aha” moments, the personal breakthroughs, and in the unforgettable shared experiences that only travel can offer. If you have been...

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THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF STUDENT TRAVEL

For young people, travel is an education in itself. It helps them build self-esteem, independence, tolerance and cultural understanding, while breaking down barriers to a child’s personal, educational and social development. Patterns and habits embraced when traveling at an early age are known to influence future decisions. The benefits of travel go beyond education. Increasingly, governments and businesses are recognizing the positive effects of youth travel as a powerful life experience that promotes economic development, job fulfillment and cultural understanding.
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January
DIGITAL MAGAZINE

In this issue of Teach & Travel magazine, delve into all that Georgia has to offer for student travel.