Fernweh Families: The Hunters
We’re the Hunter family. We consider ourselves part-time, full-time travellers. We have a house in Canada we call home for about half of the year, and spend the other half travelling together.
Entries by Annika Paradise
Closing Up Life at Home
Okay so you’ve made the decision to take an extended trip with your family. Now what? One of the first things you’ll need to do is start looking at how to “close up” life at home.
Destination Inspiration: Kenya
Here are just a few reasons why Kenya is an ideal destination to include on an international worldschooling itinerary.
Fernweh Families: The Z-Leaches
Next in our Fernweh series is the Z-Leach family. When they’re not in their trusty camper named Zephyr, they hail from Colorado.
AI and Worldschool Education
This blog contains ideas and early thoughts on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) might influence worldschooling.
Stories from the Road: Visiting a Chinese Orphanage
This is one of our family’s moments in China, written the day after our visit to Lucy’s orphanage in 2018. Travel can be truly healing.
Hot Topics in Educational Theory
This post will break down some of the current topics in educational theory, to offer as baseline knowledge or to use as a springboard for your own deeper research.
Planning a Family Trip to Africa
For the past year, I’ve been slowly planning a family trip to Africa and have learned that this journey has some unique considerations. I’ve followed family travelers to the region on Instagram, talked to others who have traveled there, and have been reading up as much as possible.
What is Worldschooling?
Worldschooling is an educational approach shaped by the experience of learning in the world. Worldschooling is a form of education that combines travel and experiential learning.
Community Connectors: Rachel Carlson, Worldschool Pop-Up Hub
We had the pleasure of linking up with Rachel Carlson, the founder and director of Worldschool Pop-up Hub. In this post, she shares how the organization was born, how it’s grown, and a bit about her personal experience as a long-term traveling family.
