Educational Travel

Photo by Aaron R.Here at EF, we miss traveling just as much as you do (maybe even more). We’ve been reviewing travel information from a variety of sources...

For my EF tour to Ireland, my group arrived in Dublin early in the morning on St. Patrick’s Day. As my students were making their way through the...

Learning about, understanding, and experiencing U.S. history is crucial for students as they seek to find their place in their local and global communities. An often-overlooked part of...

Educational travel is important for many reasons—it allows students to leave their comfort zones and grow as individuals, it expands their knowledge on the world and inspires them...

My name is Lillie M., and I am a 6-foot-tall Bostonian who taught high school English in the Boston Public Schools before taking a leave of absence to...

Every presidential inauguration is historic and this year’s is no exception. Although the pandemic has foiled our plans to bring teachers and students together in Washington, D.C., this...

For Rikki K., travel and family go hand in hand. Rikki has been traveling with EF for the past 20 years, but has only been going as a...

When you think of Washington, D.C., you may think of the historical significance of the nation’s capital. From the Washington Monument to the White House to the Lincoln...

One of the best but also challenging parts of being a STEM teacher is that STEM principles can be seen just about everywhere. Whether you’re in a classroom,...

Halloween is one of the biggest holidays in the United States (and at EF). Each year on Oct. 31, people dress up in some of the scariest, most...