Dispatches from the Field
Educational Vision At Work;
Connecting Theory to Practice in the Field
2011 Trips
Our students spend about five weeks each year connecting theory to practice in the field. These trips outside of the classroom may include putting on a Shakespeare production, visiting Washington DC, studying Spanish in Costa Rica, traveling to India, backpacking in the Cascades, or kayaking the local waters.
The trips increase in duration, complexity and challenge as the students age and mature, particularly in how they are linked to classroom projects and assignments and in the level and kind of shared community service.
The following blogs for 2011 are from students in Asia and Costa Rica:
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Asia Travel - January 25-March 11, 2011 Our Asia students are traveling to Thailand and India, visiting historical sites, exploring the regions, sharing community service projects and experiencing the culture in an intimate, impactful way. |
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Costa Rica Travel - February 16-March 10, 2011 Our Costa Rica students are part of our Spanish Immersion efforts for language development and cultural exchange through living with local families and working with local agencies and schools to truly experience the diversity and history of the local culture. Our Spanish Immersion trips have, in recent years, traveled to Spain, Peru, Guatemala and Mexico. |
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Utah Canyonlands – February 21-March 11, 2011
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Click here for details on last year's trips!



