field trip

: Visit for direct observation (factory, farm, museum etc.) (by students and teachers)

With the growing interest in school and access to Internet technology, electronic field trips are gaining in popularity among teachers and students of K - 12. Electronic tours are conducted using students and teachers via the Internet and using computers and modems to access the latest information from museums, cities, state enterprises, or local companies directly from the classroom. Because students and teachers "move" elsewhere, electronic field trips are similar to traditional field trips. On the other hand, electronic field trips have several advantages over traditional field trips as it is done from the classroom. Electronic excursion resembles a traditional excursion familiar to the teacher so that it can plan effectively

Field trips can be used for a variety of purposes. In some cases, field surveys are required to conduct unit surveys or to compile everything at the end of the study period. Field trips can be used to stimulate interest in various topics and work, research areas. This allows students to create new inventions or to be interested in someday becoming a work of their own life. Did you wonder why so many public school classes do outdoor research in the spring? The students and teachers are tired of being trapped in the classroom all the year, are they just wanting to go out in fresh air? Normally, excursion is not even "education" you can think, but everyone in the class goes to school bus on that day. Therefore, I think we can add excursions for the above list - fun! The excursion is only for entertainment

Field trips are a common feature in many pre-school and school-age childcare programs. Field trips can be as easy as walking around a block, or as complex as a bus trip to a distance. Children may be asked to look at what they usually see in their new eyes, or they may have the opportunity to see something they have never been exposed before. The idea of ​​the purpose of a field trip is as diverse as the type of infant education program that exists. Our child care center is in the academic building of the small liberal arts college located in the rural area of ​​Central Ohio and East Ohio. The Summer Child Care program has weekly field trips related to the target unit. Children may go to neighboring business district, fire department, or other places within walking distance from the center.