Tag: Grants
Teacher travel grants, scholarships, fellowships, and other funding for educational travel, explained by real educators who have learned how to travel free. Explore these interviews for useful ideas and leads!
Educational Travel to Panama with a Fund for Teachers Grant
Breann (right) at the Viejo Ruins in Panama. Teaching Traveling: Interested in a grant where teachers can get funding to design their own travel professional development? Fund for Teachers is that magical opportunity, and Arkansas teacher, Breann Johnston, is here...
Colonial Williamsburg and NEH Professional Development Travel!
The entrance to Ellis Island, NY, seen on a NEH program. Teaching Traveling: Interested in funded professional development opportunities for teachers to Colonial Williamsburg, Ellis Island, and more? Let's get a great educator travel program tip from a Special Education...
6 Teacher Travel Grants for History and Social Studies Educators
Shane and family at the Louvre in Paris as part of an exchange trip with students. Teaching Traveling: Are you a Social Studies or History teacher interested in funded professional development opportunities that involve travel, either domestically or abroad? Let's...
Why Teacher Travel Grants Need Educators of Color, and 8 Ways Programs Can Foster Diversity
Teacher Dunn Woods in Japan with the Oleander Initiative. Hello! I've been running Teaching Traveling for 8 years now, and have published over 300 interviews with Teacher-Travelers. A concerning pattern has emerged, however, that I am hoping this article can...
A Teacher Travel Grant to Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, Japan
Dunn with a student in Japan, after she taught him to write his name in Japanese. Teaching Traveling: Want a teacher travel grant to Japan to study powerful history? South Carolina teacher, Dunn Woods, has great advice for you. Dunn,...
5 Programs for Free Teacher Travel
Matt at Gyeongbokgung Palace in South Korea. Teaching Traveling: Want tips on 5 programs for free teacher travel? Let's welcome Matt Cottone, who realized mid-way through his career how educators can get funding to see the world! Matt, tell us...