Olaf-Axel Office

Globalisation and digitalisation bring with them upheavals that massively affect the education system and schools. This change opens up opportunities, but also causes fears and resistance. Schools must be redesigned to become sustainable: How will teaching and learning change? What will the school of the future look like? What opportunities, but also threats, are emerging?

The results of the survey of leading experts and insights from a large number of future workshops with schools and educational institutions lead to seven elementary trends, presented in a theory-based and practical lecture with promising impulses for the future.

Olaf-Axel Burow is Professor of General Education at the University of Kassel and is involved in creativity and future research, personnel, school and organisational development and participation design.

Note:

In the additional workshop on the following day, there will be the opportunity to discuss and work on individual trends in greater depth and to initiate a transfer to your own school development. Anyone who wants to know what the school of the future has in store for it, what opportunities and risks are emerging and which coping strategies are promising will receive theory-based and practical impulses here.

Lecture and workshop are available individually or as part of a Combined tickets bookable. Please note the different price models.

In the series Schule Neu Denken

In cooperation with the GEW Rhein-Neckar-Heidelberg

Further events of the series can be found here (PDF, 571 Kb)