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Buses - con

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Permission slips

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Con - $

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Pro: new perspectives about expectations in other environments. i.e. What is college really like?

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Inappropriate behavior by parent chaperones

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Con...not enough Advil in the world.

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Have to keep going same places for your grade level

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Con: Limited resources

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pro: giving students opportunities to see things they may never get to experience in their own lives

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Discouraged at the HS level

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con: behavior issues

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Pro: Great chance to let kids experience something they may not get to experience elsewhere.

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Pro... students get new experiences they might otherwise not.

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Limited due to cost

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con: they are expensive and transportation is limited

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Field trips are good for kids. But safety is sometimes a concern,

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Pro- Real life experiences
Con- taking 30 children with 1 teacher

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con: lots of planning

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Pro- students experiencing things that they wouldn't otherwise.

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Con: students behave like animals in public🤦🏼‍♀️

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Con: keeping up with students  and them not touching things they shouldn’t.

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Pro: seeing students in a different light

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Pro: Great experience for students

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No Money

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Pro: Expand student experiences Con: Money

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pro: field trips give students firsthand experiences that they may have never had the opportunity to experience before

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Con: budget

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Con-Lost children or children being naughty

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Cons: planning

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Pro: Experience the world outside of the classroom.

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Con: Parent Chaperones

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pro: visual

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Con: limited to where you can go, safety, prep, cost

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Cons:  Safety concerns

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Con: money

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Con: keeping track of kids🤦🏼‍♀️

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Con:. The bus ride

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Awesome for showing students stuff they might never get to see

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Con- They can be a disaster

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Pro: Real world experience! Especially for those district where students hardly leave their neighborhood! Con: Expensive, cost, lack of administrative/district support

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Pro: Broaden Horizons and Brains

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Con: Takes lots of physician approval at my campus - tons of red tape

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Con - Organized Chaos

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Pro: hands-on , visual learning

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I think field trips can be really great for students to expierence new things and explore the world outside of their community. However, cost and time are both huge issues that we deal with.

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Pro: New experience for students.
Con: Chaos!!!

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Giving students new experiences

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Pro: Broadens perspective
Con: Disruption of daily routine

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Pro: Makes Learning Real

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Pro: Exposure to new things and environments

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Hands-on wonder!  Love it!

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Pro: Education outside of the classroom!

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They can be awesome- We took students to listen to a Holocaust Survivor a few years ago and to the Anne Frank Memorial.

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Pro:  Hands-on real world learning experiences.

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Pro: real life experience, hands-on