travel
Travel advice for the worldly scholar; discover the best places to study abroad, the best art and history museums, and beyond.
13,000miles for Mental Health
There are times in life when two roads diverge in a yellow wood ...and then there are times when the road ends. Sometimes that road is a physical road, i.e. the Dalton Highway in Alaska where I plan on taking my motorcycle this summer, for what might be the craziest thing I've ever done both as a human being and as a teacher; sometimes that road is figurative one - like when a pandemic happens and suddenly everything you've ever known is turned on its head, and all your fancy maps get replaced with blank spots that say "here be dragons."
By Mike Maresca5 years ago in Education
How to Plan a Honeymoon in the Maldives - Romance in a Paradise
A romantic getaway to one of these islands is sure to be a memorable experience for you and your sweetheart. The islands have warm tropical weather, wonderful beaches with soft sands, breathtaking scenery, and a nice easygoing atmosphere. Planning a Maldives honeymoon may be made easier with the information provided below.
By Thilina Pathum 5 years ago in Education
How to find the best student accommodation in Wrexham, Wales?
Wrexham county is a massive market town situated in the countryside of Northeastern Wales in England. As bizarre as the town name sounds, one will also be surprised to know that a large number of students, all across the globe, travel to this tiny, beautiful town for pursuing higher studies. This is because the great Glyndwr University attracts both domestic and international students, throughout the year. In this article, we shall venture into the myriad of places to explore in a town that goes unnoticed by nearly every tourist, the student life in Wrexham and how one can find an ideal accommodation for themselves during their studies.
By Shubham Agarwal5 years ago in Education
The School Trip
It was 2008, before I transferred to another elementary school the following year. My third grade class was selected to go to Manhattan for a field trip to the history museum. I was excited to go and already paid for it. It was my second time going there on a school trip. I would eventually go there a few times later along with a bowling alley in Queens and a couple of pizza joints. But I was always worried about the seating arrangement on the bus because I felt like the person sitting next to me would not like me. On the day of the trip, almost all of my classmates were next to each other. The class was an odd number and I was about to sit by myself. Then Ms. Harris asked me to sit next to her during the ride.
By Forest Green5 years ago in Education
Learning Spanish Takes Patience, Determination & Some Pura Vida. .
Sitting here. . thinking about how much fun it is to share with all of you the many exciting adventures experienced in Costa Rica by so many people. Books have been written. . movies have been made. . lives have been changed by this thing we proudly call, "The Pura Vida Lifestyle"! What a wonderful lifestyle it is!
By William "Skip" Licht5 years ago in Education
Stop Monkeying Around!
Have you ever wondered why the heck we started studying apes in the first place? Me too. I suppose it's because we have similar backgrounds. But here's the thing; our ape friends don't really have the same ideas of gender the way we do. Still don't think it's a social construct? Read on.
By Rachel Lynn5 years ago in Education
