Turn a Student Trip To Pigeon Forge Into an Extension of the Classroom
A field trip can be much more than a break from the classroom. Travel can become an extension of the lessons students are already learning, giving them an opportunity to see subjects and ideas come to life. Rather than simply visiting attractions, consider how each experience can connect to a subject students are studying before, during or after the trip. Before building an itinerary, identify a few subjects or concepts you want students to explore. A destination like Pigeon Forge, Tennessee...
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