Teachers in Antarcita
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Creator's Key Takeaways
Being a Groner Teacher Fellow and visiting Antarctica has been the experience of a lifetime.
We walked on the ice with emperor penguins.
Got to ride zodiac boats and see seals resting on icebergs.
The stories that I can share will then lead students to become more curious and find ways to understand this incredible place.
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This #InternationalWomensDay, we are beyond proud to celebrate the boundary-breaking women who lead, teach, and explore at home and at the edges of the earth. Recently, an inspiring all-women group of three Grosvenor Teacher Fellows joined us aboard National Geographic Resolution, including high school English teacher Amy Frontier, whose journey through the Antarctic wilderness captures the very essence of #IWD2026. Amy’s experience is a powerful reminder that when we empower women to explore, they can bring the wonder of the world back to their communities and the next generation of change-makers. Please join us in celebrating Amy and all the women like her who are charting a bolder, more inclusive course for the future of our planet! The Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship, a professional learning opportunity supported by the Lindblad Expeditions - National Geographic Fund, hosts PreK-12 educators on board for a field-based experience they can harness to educate and inspire their students. Learn more at natgeoed.org/gtf