Worldschooling: exploring the world & ourselves through travel
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Worldschooling is an educational movement, a type of homeschooling that recognizes that a student can receive no greater education than through experiencing and interacting with the world around them. This non-traditional approach to education emphasizes experiential learning and involves traveling to different countries to learn about the world.
- Families travel to different countries and regions
- They use travel as a way to educate their children
- They learn through immersion, interactions, community activities, media, and hands-on experiences
- They incorporate books, films, and research to complement their experiences
- Develops empathy and understanding for people from all over the world
- Fosters adaptability, curiosity, and a rich understanding of diverse cultures and environments
- Enhances cultural awareness and deeper family connections
- Builds confidence and encourages intrinsic learning and motivation
- Navigating legal requirements and managing documents
- Managing costs of travel, lodging, experiences, & supplies
- Handling logistical issues, managing dates, curriculum, and keeping data
- The possibility of returning to a traditional schooling system or adjusting to new educational environments.
- Enrolling in a school in another country for different periods of time
- Using the world as your classroom, seizing opportunities
- Using online learning programs
- Compiling curriculum from others available online and through schools and programs
- Finding worldschooling hubs and community
- Working remotely
- Working Remotely
- Working gig jobs during and between travel periods where allowed
- Digital nomad work- blogging, social media, etc.
- Community help and support from friends & family
- Finding grants and donors
- Using services to find free or inexpensive lodging
- Working budgeting into the curriculum
- Signing up for notifications for free and inexpensive educational opportunities
- Working with companies as a an ambassador or promoter
