“Scheduled ON” vs “Scheduled FOR” - Difference …

 “Scheduled ON” vs “Scheduled FOR” - Difference …

“Scheduled on” should be used when talking about the time when something was scheduled, usually in the past (i.e., “the meeting was scheduled on Wednesday”). “Scheduled for” should be used when talking about the actual time when the thing takes place. When we want to specify the date that something is set, we can use “scheduled on.” It’s usually joined with the auxiliary verb “was” to indicate that it’s the past tense form. The meeting was scheduled on Wednesday.

school visits - school trips

 Trips to museums help get kids excited about school subjects. Museums teach subject-specific content and skills. Museums expand the general world knowledge of students. Museum visits increase students’ cultural capital; in turn, school groups help museums reach non-traditional museum goers.

School trips transport education to a new and exciting location. A change to the routine of a school timetable, trips are always memorable and therefore make effective learning tools.

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 édsem = aprovado sonho 11 junho 2022