A Teacher Who Travels

Excited about getting ready to travel again? In this episode Mrs. A rounds up over 50 gift ideas for any sort of travel. You’ll be sure to find something for your favorite traveler or yourself!
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Mrs. A chats with her friend Haley from Ecology Project International in Missoula Missouri, about why field based science trios for students are so important and how EPI has been operating during the Pandemic.
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Mrs. A reflects on a very special trip she took in 2018 to Mexico, when she participated in conservation science with several teachers from across the USA through Ecology Project International. (And she got to live out her fantasy of being Jacques Cousteau)
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As preparations are being made to distribute the Covid 19 vaccine, Mrs. A reports on some research done in 2020 on the future of student travel. Do young people feel safe venturing out into the world again? What is their motivation for doing so? What are they saying they want from international travel in a post Covid world?
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In this episode, Mrs. A reminds herself of all the things to be grateful for, despite a worldwide pandemic that prevents travel right now, and the hope of returning to travel in 2021. She wishes you a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving.
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In the final podcast of this series, Mrs. A returns to Australia to dive into the legend of the bloodthirsty bunyip (stay out of that billabong!), the terrifying drop-bear (do you have a fork in your hair?) and Frederick Federici, the ghost of the Princess Theater.
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In this episode, Mrs. A recounts 3 scary legends of Costa Rican folklore. La Llorona, the Crying Lady, El Cadejo, the cursed black dog, and La Segua, the beautiful she-demon. Don’t go wandering in the dark. You have been warned.
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In this episode, Mrs. A tells the tales of two places in Central Massachusetts that are said to be haunted. The Woods of Wachusett in Princeton, and the SK Pierce Mansion in Gardner. Are you brave enough to go visit them? Do you dare?
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In this episode, Mrs. A reports on the state of travel during a pandemic, specifically what it's like to travel by plane and train, and the rise of traveling by RV.
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In today's episode, Mrs. A chats with a fellow traveling teacher, Jackie, about her unique experience traveling to Cuba with Witness for Peace in January 2020. They discuss the importance of how travel helps dispel stereotypes and changes perspectives.
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