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How Studying Spanish in Spain Becomes a Cultural Education
In a classroom in Cádiz, a group of teenagers from Germany, the United States and Poland debate the meaning of a satirical song they heard the night before at Carnival. Across the country in Valencia, another group watches towering papier-mâché sculptures go up in...
Pigeon Forge: Where Learning Meets Adventure
It all starts with location. Pigeon Forge is tucked in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Beautiful scenery is the perfect backdrop for any event, and the Smokies provide amazing views for every season. After a day at your event, it’s great to relax and have...
Planning Summer Broadway Trips for Student Groups
The house lights dim. A hush falls over the audience. And suddenly, your students aren’t just theatre kids from home—they’re sitting in the heart of Broadway, watching the magic unfold live on stage. As the bright lights of Times Square beckon, planning a Broadway...
Amy Harlan’s Capital Idea
The eighth-grade trip to Washington, D.C. is a rite of passage for many students, creating memories that endure over decades. I was lucky enough to hop on a bus with my classmates roughly forty years ago for just this experience. And, even today, when I hear a song...
