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Educational Field Trip to "Jehangir Art Gallery"for the Students.

Educational Field Trips at School 

  S.E.International School, took their students to “Jehangir Art Gallery”, for an Educational Fieldtrip.





   Students of Class Fifth to Class Eight  with Teachers of respective classes have accompanied them, in school buses.

School field trips give students more opportunities for “hands-on learning. Such trips explore their knowledge. They enjoyed alot.

Teachers already have too much on their plate and we’re here to ensure that students are receiving the proper and adequate education by educators in planning their field trips. We ensure that schedules are clear and have the curriculum-driven goal to all of the activities on the field trip. Adults must be present to ensure students’ safety and to help the kids understand what is expected, this is where Educational Trips fits in. When field trips are well executed, the students benefit greatly from the hands-on experience, but here are some detailed descriptions.


Benefits

  School field trips are exciting and engage children. Field trips bring children out of their routines and give them the opportunity for meaningful educational experiences.


Significance


School field trips give students more opportunities for “hands-on learning.” For example, instead of just reading about milking cows, students who visit a dairy farm can observe cows being milked, and possibly even get to try it themselves.
When students go on field trips, they are taught by more people than their regular teachers.They are brought out into the community to interact with experts in their fields. They explore to a new world.
Considerations
The things children see and experience on field trips can increase their motivation for learning. Being out and about in the community and seeing how adults are using their educations inspires students to persevere.

Potential
Field trips result in greater appreciation and respect for the institution that was visited. Greater understanding builds interest and care.



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