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Growing up in London in the 1950s the queen was part of my post war childhood. An icon. Unchanging. She had been with us from...
Paris. The name evokes images of the Eiffel tower, the Champs-Élysées, the Louvre, bistros with café au lait and croissants. All of us have this...
This guest post is written by ACIS Tour Manager Abi Welshman. One of the most frequent questions asked of me as a Tour Manager is...
This guest post is written by Sonia Beck. Sonia was born in northern England, but at age 10 moved to Spain and then Belgium, and...
Growing up I always appreciated having a social studies teacher for a mother. Our summers were spent on cross country road trips, visiting presidents’ childhood...
February is Black History Month, so we asked Group Leaders around the country to share the books that resonate with them and their students in...
From personal experience, I know that it’s terribly hard for children, and even adults sometimes, to grasp the concept of the Holocaust. When I was...
The past year has shined a harsh spotlight on the reality that our country is still grappling with deep rooted hate and social injustice. As...
Become a citizen of the world from wherever you live by tuning into podcasts that will take you around the globe, back in time and...
Making the past seem relevant to the present can be a challenge in the classroom, right? That's why we created a tool for teachers to...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel