Question

importance of field visit

Answer 1

Think of visiting a location like it’s a mnemonic device for a test. You can study and study and study and some words, or inthis case locations, continue to escape you no matter how hard you try. Then you put the word “phlegmatic” into a sentence: After studying yoga in the Himalayan Mountainsfor three months, the man became very stoic and phlegmatic.Now you know phlegmatic probably means composed, philosophical, or tranquil instead of what it looks like, which is disgusting.This is the same for travel. You can read that Mostar, Bosnia &Herzegovina is a city that was war-torn during the Serbo-Croatian War, and youmight forget it right after reading it. Walk through Mostar and see the bullet holes and still-active mine fields, and you will never forget how to get from A to B, the famous Mostar bridge, the abandoned building you walked through there, etc. Not only that, you won’t forget the time you had in Sarajevo, or where Bosnia is on a world map. You’ll probably remember its flag and the some of the history you learned while you were there. THIS is the value of field visits. Memoriesare embedded in yourbrain and much harder to forget than what you read in a book, see in a movie, or learn in a lecture.

Answer 2

Field trips and excursions are an important part in a student’s life. The purpose of the trip is to educate the students with real life applications. These trips provide students with greater lessons for life like sharing, caring, management skills and being independent. All the classes enjoy this benefit.

     Field trips are a highlight of the school year for most of the children. Field trips are learning experiences. So, venturing into the public allows children to feel actual experiences. It also helps students get hands-on learning to be exposed to different situations. At Manchester children are taken out for field trips every term accompanied by staff.

     Educational tours are also of great importance as they not only broaden our outlook but enhance our knowledge to a great extent. That is why our students always look forward for such moments impatiently.