What does your ideal history classroom look like?

While we all have different visions of the ideal learning environment, many of us would agree that the best way to learn is to explore the world outside our schools.

So we take field trips…

Field trips unlock access to the best resources to support your instruction. They open doors for students to stretch their learning and skills beyond the classroom and tap into unique resources that bring classroom instruction to life.

Experiential learning may be a game changer. But the realities of organizing, staging and supervising field trips can be overwhelming.

From overcoming financial burdens, navigating scheduling logistics, facing unforeseen supervisory challenges, to preparing students for learning and finally assessing students’ learning, today’s teachers consider themselves fortunate if they are able to organize one or two trips a year.

At Worldwide Learning, we are working to replicate the best aspects of experiential learning to help make our location-specific resources a centerpiece of classroom instruction.

Our mission at Worldwide Learning is to find the people, places and experts that can best support your instruction and bring them to your classroom, inspiring an appreciation of the vital diversity America has to offer and to celebrate our heritage as a nation.