What's The Risk Of A School Field Trip?

The video discusses the risks of COVID-19, especially in the context of field trips. It highlights the increased risk of infection when traveling and gathering in groups larger than ten. The video suggests mitigation strategies like increasing chaperones and forming smaller cohorts. It advises against indoor field trips to places like museums and aquariums, recommending outdoor trips instead. The video concludes with a call to visit a website for more information on risk levels.

What is a significant factor that increases the risk of spreading infectious diseases during field trips?

• Traveling alone

• Traveling in groups larger than 10

• Traveling by car

• Traveling during the night

What is one suggested method to reduce the risk of COVID-19 during field trips?

• Reducing the number of chaperones

• Increasing the number of teachers or chaperones

• Avoiding all field trips

• Traveling without any safety measures

Why are outdoor field trips considered a better option during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• They are more exciting

• They are less expensive

• They allow for better social distancing

• They require fewer chaperones

Which type of field trips are currently considered off-limits?

• Walking trips to parks

• Visits to museums and aquariums

• Trips to local fire stations

• Outdoor camping trips

What is a common destination for walking field trips in lower grades?

• Fire stations

• Movie theaters

• Amusement parks

• Shopping malls