Posts about World Schooling

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Music and Worldschooling

Music and worldschooling go together like redwood forests and Gulf Stream waters. This blog offers ways to incorporate music appreciation, personal listening, and instrument study into your worldschooling plan.
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Traveling Timelines

Here is some inspiration for how and why you might use pencil and paper timelines in your worldschooling curriculum.
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Winter Worldschooling Wonderland

We hope this starter list of worldschooling ideas has a little something for everyone and sparks your cold weather curiosity.
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Sustainable Family Travel: A Curious Path to Action

This blog explores how sustainable family travel can empower the next generation of environmental stewards in our kids as they connect to nature, experience awe, and engage in grassroots solutions.
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AI and Worldschool Education

This blog contains ideas and early thoughts on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) might influence worldschooling.
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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.
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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.
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Fernweh Families: The Diops

Our next “Fernweh Families” interviewee is the Diop family. These worldschooling families help inspire current and future travelers. 
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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.