Families on the Move We have been blessed to connect with many amazing families online, all of whom have adapted a travel lifestyle in one form or another.  We wanted to take the opportunity to int…

During the three years I lived in Montenegro, I discovered great places and activities in this hidden Mediterranean country. I’ve compiled the top ten things to do, from my teen perspective. This list includes skiing in the mountains, climbing a castle on the coast, ascending to the top of a mountain, and zipping along a ropes course. Most of these things I did several times,

Wondering about that headline? Well, I can sum it up in two words: This Book. But since I'm more verbose than that, and really excited about this book, let's chat. I've known travel writer Beth Blair for years, and have always been impressed by whatever she's written. And, as longtime readers will know, we love Unofficial Guides. Let me tell you - this book? It's an incredible

http://www.jkroyce.wordpress.comFrom 5/26/22 through 6/8/22, you can get a free 211-page PDF of Exploring Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Coasts. Go to author Julie Royce’s website at www.jkroyce.wordpress.com. Click the button on the sidebar and provide your email. Your email will be deleted once the book is sent. If you like the book, tell your friends and suggest they get the

Surely you have at least heard The Sound of Music, whether it was on the big screen, a high school production, or from someone singing the classic notes of "yodel eh he hooo!" on the street. And you probably think it was the best thing ever, and NOTHING could beat out the (insert favorite version here). But you are quite wrong. The Sound of Music on Tour is well-paced,

Traditionally, tests and examinations evaluate how students perform in terms of learning outcome. However in a learner-centred education system, it is more important to monitor students' learning processes and to give them direct feedback.

I realize it's been a while since I have written anything for my Stockholm's archipelago series, but that is because unfortunately this year I didn't get to go out so often.

Imagine a road trip with your kids where you arrive at your destination without feeling completely frazzled! It can be done. Indeed, all you need to do is follow our tried and tested guide below. Prep your way to success First of all, if your road trip with the kids in tow is going to be a success, then you will need to do some proper planning. You need to plan the route that

Guess what? There are plenty of things to do in Florida that don’t involve theme parks and water sports! While most travelers head to Florida to take advantage of the great weather and the plethora of theme parks (Disney World, Wizarding World of Harry Potter, SeaWorld, etc.), there’s so much more to see and do. Florida has a great arts community, and you can find all kinds of

Readers! So happy to share an interview with one of our writers, Dr. Debra Payne (we met in graduate school!), who has lived all around the world, and truly incorporated intercultural living into her life's work. Read on... WE: Hi, fellow Wandering Educator! It’s good to see you again. We haven’t spoken since back when you used to write write articles for us about life in

Sometimes McDonald's just isn’t enough to satisfy your dining needs. Sometimes you crave a unique experience, some unusual food, or just a bit of a change. Tired of running into the same chain restaurants every time you look for something different? Here are a few unusual options to appease your craving for something new. 7 Unusual Dining Options Around the World 1. Calico Cat

Whales, minerals and dinosaurs. Planets, forests, mammals and butterflies. The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) is a hub for all things human science: biology, ecology, zoology, geology, astronomy and anthropology. Spanning many city blocks on the Upper West Side of New York City, with four floors, 42 permanent exhibits, a planetarium and an IMAX theater,

Green Traveler: Wandering Educators

I know you, dear wandering educators. I know you’re always on the lookout for bookshops while you travel (because, well, BOOKS).

I've got the best journey to share with our Wandering Educators today. Lara Dunston and Terence Carter are taking a year-long "Grand Tour" and sharing it on their site, http://grantourismotravels.com/.

Wandering Educators love libraries. I mean, LOVE. Wherever we go, we find the local library, explore within, talk with librarians, and discover cool books. So in that sense, ALL libraries are cool (especially your local library).

Who do you go to, when you’re planning your travels? The experts! Whether it is a friend that has been there, the tripadvisor-type database of experience, Wandering Educators (naturally!), or experts in the region to which you’re headed, it’s always a good idea to learn from the experts.

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Murder. Innocence and guilt. Justice. Ghosts. Vengeance. The Ghosties and Ghoulies Haunted Hike in St. John's, Newfoundland, shared all that and more. Photo: Wandering Educators We started out at the Anglican Cathedral and hiked the hills and streets of downtown St. John's. There were two groups of about 40 people each (this is a popular event in town - rightly so!). Each