Here to school come with all your creativity.
These schools not only look like a cool building, with a futuristic design, but also applying a new approach to the learning process. For example, in Sweden there is a school where children are not divided by gender, and in San Francisco, United States, children are taught “dangerous” things that they are forbidden by the parents.
We present 15 schools of the future, where many would have wanted to learn.
Floating school in Makoko, Lagos, Nigeria
Floating school is a unique building, located in the coastal region. It is designed for children of all ages and was originally built to maintain the water level in the lagoon. It is the place for games and classroom can simultaneously engage up to 100 students.
School-cube in Copenhagen, Denmark
This school is one giant classroom, where learning about 1,100 high school students. Training takes place in a large glass cube, which is called gymnasium. Open space, divided “drums” with comfortable Seating, it should facilitate creativity and flexibility of thinking.
School with an individual approach to learning, Australia
In addition to the cool and bright design in this school and the training is different from traditional. All students complete an individual program which is corrected by teachers and parents. Here always listen to the wishes of the children and make the learning process as comfortable as possible. Classes are held in small groups.
The school where I teach, what you want to do in real life, Rhode island, USA
From the first day of classes students are taught that they really like. To help students to find their professional passion, each of them works with a mentor. Children are taught only what they are really useful in life. Under this program there are 55 educational institutions.
The school, which looks like office, Ohio, United States
Instead of the usual offices — one large office with 300 “cells” for students. Each student is a computer with an individual training program. Students are engaged, and if they have problems, they can always call the teacher to discuss them. There are children from 3rd to 12th grade.
The school in which they teach “dangerous” things, San Francisco, CA
At this point, the teachers from most of the things we forbid children to do, parents made up the training program. Are children allowed to get dirty, play with fire, disassemble and assemble household appliances, as well as to draw pictures — all in one day. Thus, children are co-authors of their curricula.
The school in which children are not divided by gender, Stockholm, Sweden
The basis of education in this school is absolute equality between students. It does not use the words “he” or “she”: children are addressed either by name or “they” as a group. This system aims to combat stereotypes, and the education of psychologically healthy children who will grow up insecure because of the fact that the school felt different.
The brightest primary school, Stockholm, Sweden
Instead of the normal libraries — “hallways of learning”, where they made a presentation in the school curriculum, there is a place to learn alone and to work in small groups in all the corridors have Wi-Fi. This unique space is the heart of the school where you may communicate freely with the children from one class with pupils from the other as well as with teachers. “Corridors” is equipped according to modern technology that brings training to a new level.
School in Silicon valley, San Francisco, USA
In this school try to move away from the traditional approach to learning, developing the children’s flexibility of mind and focusing on the implementation of the program of the newest technologies. There learn 3D-modeling to build houses for games, students have their own “playlist” of daily tasks in the iPad and many other interesting things. This study involved children from 4 to 14 years.
School Steve Jobs, Amsterdam, Netherlands
School of Steve jobs — an outspoken opponent of equal treatment of all students. In their opinion, each student should have their own individual programme developed on the basis of his talents, desires and abilities. This program is adjusted every 6 weeks after conversations with a child, his parents and teachers. There are children from 4 to 12 class.
School, uniting in training participation and creativity, new York, USA
We believe that school should be like a Playground, so the children never lost interest and wanted to devote to learning as much as possible. Students are working to enhance recycling, build a three-dimensional model of new York city and doing numerous other fun things that develop in children curiosity. There are children at the age from 2 to 8 years.
A school where children learn in “the mountains” and “caves”, Stockholm, Sweden
In this school children are unlikely to be bored, because thanks to the efforts of the designer, the whole school looks like a magical world with trees, mountains, lakes and caves. No cabinets — just open space. Tasks which can be performed on computers. Also they teach music, dance and drawing.
A school that has no discipline, Toronto, Canada
Here students put on a par with teachers, latest — more observers, who can only advise but not force. No homework, assessments, and a strict schedule. Even objects can be visited only those that like the student, regardless of his age. Students decide how to spend the school day and what to do.
The “green” school in the world, France
Here every square meter tend to use under turf. The roof and all the courtyards of the school grass. It is believed that students should spend more time in the fresh air. After all, sitting in a dusty classroom is harmful not only to health, but also mood. In good weather the lessons are held on the lawns.
School, in which there is pressure and stress, Espoo, Finland
The lessons, each child sits where he wants and is free to talk with a neighbor, and even ride the chair or lie down on the couch if tired. The atmosphere there is very relaxed. In addition to modern classrooms the school has a youth House, library, sports and theatre hall. To read more about the school here.
