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Frauke Godat

FutureFunCourse and Design Thinking

Great to see what happened after the FutureFunCourse:




Recently I participated in the workshop “Future Fun Course”. Obviously the course conducted with on Design Thinking. So I thought I knew what was going to happen there: brainstorming, doing points of view…

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Posted by Frauke Godat on June 23, 2010 at 10:22am

Tobi Doeppe

Internship / co-work to support self-organized learning at school



Hallo!

Kennst Du / kennen Sie jemanden, der Lust auf ein Praktikum oder Mitarbeit in einem ganz ähnlichen Projekt wie "Zukunft geht zur Schule" hätte?



Das, was wir vorhaben, geht ziemlich in die Richtung von "Zukunft geht zur Schule" und FutureFunCourse.



Mehr Infos: http://bit.ly/bTgNeH



In Umwelt-AGs sollen Schüler

- sich v.a. durch selbstorganisiertes Lernen ein Umweltthema erschließen

- ein konkretes… Continue

Posted by Tobi Doeppe on May 25, 2010 at 7:37pm

Frauke Godat

split between 2.0 system and 3.0 reality

interesting day in vienna with the Minister of Education and 220 school innovators across the whole system (ministry, principals, teachers, students). three take aways from the network dialogue today:



(1) there is a deep split between the real practitioners of innovation in education on the one hand and the national political discourse on education on the other hand. most key innovation

practitioners basically agree about what needed to change:

–more autonomy…

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Posted by Frauke Godat on April 28, 2010 at 8:53am

Frauke Godat

Einladung zum Future Fun Course

Hallo!



Nachdem wir vor wenigen Wochen in der Evangelischen Schule Berlin Zentrum (http://www.ev-schule-zentrum.de) mit dem ersten Einführungsworkshop zu "Zukunft geht zur Schule" zu Besuch waren, geht es jetzt gleich weiter mit der Entwicklung des nächsten Zukunfts-Lernraumes.



Seit Anfang März ist KaosPilot René bei uns, der fuer sein Abschlussprojekt mit uns den "Future Fun Course" entwickelt, zu dem wir euch hiermit herzlich… Continue

Posted by Frauke Godat on April 7, 2010 at 10:43pm

Future at School is a social network

 

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Future@School concept

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Ausgangslage
Die wachsende Komplexität, durch menschliche Aktivitäten verursacht, stellt eine Herausforderung an Gesellschaft und Mensch dar. Wir müssen die Menschheit dazu befähigen, Alternativen im Ungewissen zu gestalten, Entscheidungen in widersprüchlichen Situationen zu treffen und Verantwortung in chaotischen Umständen zu übernehmen.
Wie können wir jungen Menschen eine Perspektive für die Zukunft geben, die Mut macht, mögliche Szenarien für die Zukunft zu beleuchten und mitzugestalten?

Vision
Junge Menschen befähigen, Verantwortung zu übernehmen, die eigene Zukunft zu gestalten.

Mission
Einen öffentlichen Lernraum in der Schule einrichten, der generationsübergreifendes Lernen und Kollaboration für eine positive Zukunft ermöglicht.

Lernziele
Lernen: gesellschaftliches Lernen lernen
Dialog: Dialogkompetenzen und partizipatorisches Lernen fördern
Gestaltung: Design Thinking und Visionen entwickeln und umsetzen können
Leadership: sich der persönlichen Verantwortung und Gestaltungsspielraum bewusst werden

Concept Future@School PDF 1.pdf

Future@School Concept

The need
Facing the global transformation process from moving from the Industrial Age to the Knowledge age. Schools need to educate different skills and competencies:

INDUSTRIAL AGE..................................KNOWLEDGE AGE
Interpreted data.................................. Interpreted information
Hierarchical......................................... Personally-constructed meanings
Soloed jobs and roles.......................... Network org. and Knowmads
Chaos and ambiguity are avoided........ Chaos and ambiguity are embraced

Inspired by John Moravec: www.educationfutures.com/masthead/john/

Accelerating complexity caused by human activity is challenging society and individuals. We need to develop people who are capable to create alternatives in the unknown, to make sense of ambiguity, and to take leadership in chaotic environments.

Vision
To develop young people world-wide who take responsibility to design and create their future!

Mission:
To create a space for cross-generational learning and collaboration to support ideas for a radically better world.

Learning goals:
- Learning: learn to learn
- Dialogue: dialogue and democratic skills
- Personal leadership skills
- Creation: design thinking and vision-building skills

Principles:
- To create meaning for yourself and others
- Learning to enjoy learning
- You are responsible for your learning, you donʼt receive it
- Let the students decide what they see as a burning topic
- Moving from problem-solving to creative participation

Participants/space members:
- School: teachers, students, parents, grandparents
- Local school environment: actors, local businesses, NGOs, charities, etc.
- Other members (external people working in the space): hosts, trainers,
sustainability educators, social innovators, entrepreneurs, university students, free desk for (unemployed, homeless, etc.)

Program:
- Based on the Hub programming concept: learning lunches, workshops, training's, peer-to-peer sessions, OpenSpaces, community-building
- Art of Hosting training's
- KaosPilot inspired modules
- The programme will be implemented based on a local trainer’s network
- The school and the students bring in topics into this learning framework


Contact:
Frauke Godat: Initiatorin, Pioneers of Change: frauke@pioneersofchange.net
Bieke van Dijk: Projektentwicklung, KaosPilotin: bieke@kaospilot.dk

Forum

Tobi Doeppe

Internship / German speaking for self-organized learning at school

Hallo!Kennst Du / kennen Sie jemanden, der Lust auf ein Praktikum oder Mitarbeit in einem ganz ähnlichen Projekt wie "Zukunft geht zur Schule" hätte?Das, was wir vorhaben, geht ziemlich in die…Continue

Started by Tobi Doeppe May 25, 2010.

Frauke Godat

Background of the German school system 2 Replies

Currently F@S has a lot of international team members who want to learn about the German school system. Here are some suggestions...Continue

Tags: german_school_system

Started by Frauke Godat. Last reply by Basti Hirsch May 22, 2010.

Frauke Godat

What should be part of the F@S toolbox? 8 Replies

Thank you Ria for referring back to the Education group in the Theory U community:http://community.presencing.com/group/educationWhat…Continue

Started by Frauke Godat. Last reply by Frauke Godat May 2, 2010.

Frauke Godat

Future Quotes 14 Replies

Meg Wheatley:" "It isn't the outcomes that matter. It's our relationships that givemeaning to our struggles. Instead of grasping onto activities that wewant so desperately to succeed, we can see…Continue

Tags: quotes

Started by Frauke Godat. Last reply by Frauke Godat Apr 28, 2010.

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FutureFunCourse and Design Thinking

Great to see what happened after the FutureFunCourse:Recently I participated in the workshop “Future Fun Course”. Obviously the course conducted with on Design Thinking. So I thought I knew what was going to happen there: brainstorming, doing points of view and everything. Even though I consider myself a savvy Design Thinker (as if you could ever be that), I always welcome connected events as a great way to expand my design thinking toolbox, e. g. learning new warmups or other brainstorming…See More
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