Escolar trips. Our teachears could decide some trips, trips related with the things we are learning in class. For example, in social sciences as we are learning history in the x century we could go to a place where somethings that in that era remains. These trips are educational and as the students are not always in class, those trips will contribute a better habit of study as a trip like that makes the students more active, and they don't get so boring taking notes.
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