School education seems to be mostly stuck in an outdated industrial era worldview, unable to sufficiently address the significance and increasing rapidity of changes to humanity that are upon us. An integrated forward-looking view should, now more than ever, be of central importance in how we educate. Yet there is little sign that—unlike corporations—school systems are recognising the true value of futures studies. A brief history of futures in school education shows the significant role played by the World Futures Studies Federation in its evolution to date. The article also introduces integral analysis as a way of opening up new possibilities to help school education develop due foresight and to more fully realise its potential as a prime...
In comparison with the past, the fact that the future does not yet exist makes it a difficult object...
This piece reflects on recent developments that hold implications for how education might transform ...
Education today in most of the world is more suited to the nineteenth-century industrial era than it...
The future has captivated many people, from astrologers to trendsetters. However, it is rarely expli...
It is startling to realise that the first attempts to teach in a specifically futures-oriented mode ...
Futures studies offer a framework of ideas and guidelines that allow us to develop more productive i...
In a settled period characterised by low rates of change there would be no need to scan the future. ...
Since the 1960s many people have attempted to introduce different aspects of futures into education ...
Futures education (FE) in a rapidly changing world is critical if young people are to be empowered t...
This article is an overview of futures-oriented curriculum trends within a context of global social ...
This paper looks at the developments that will shape schools of the future. The view is longer-term ...
This paper proposes that all aspects of educational futures are affected by the new thinking pattern...
Futures thinking is a method of developing the capacity of school and system leaders in education to...
Futures thinking is a method of developing the capacity of school and system leaders in education to...
In the post-modern world, it has been said that there is now greater uncertainty in life than in any...
In comparison with the past, the fact that the future does not yet exist makes it a difficult object...
This piece reflects on recent developments that hold implications for how education might transform ...
Education today in most of the world is more suited to the nineteenth-century industrial era than it...
The future has captivated many people, from astrologers to trendsetters. However, it is rarely expli...
It is startling to realise that the first attempts to teach in a specifically futures-oriented mode ...
Futures studies offer a framework of ideas and guidelines that allow us to develop more productive i...
In a settled period characterised by low rates of change there would be no need to scan the future. ...
Since the 1960s many people have attempted to introduce different aspects of futures into education ...
Futures education (FE) in a rapidly changing world is critical if young people are to be empowered t...
This article is an overview of futures-oriented curriculum trends within a context of global social ...
This paper looks at the developments that will shape schools of the future. The view is longer-term ...
This paper proposes that all aspects of educational futures are affected by the new thinking pattern...
Futures thinking is a method of developing the capacity of school and system leaders in education to...
Futures thinking is a method of developing the capacity of school and system leaders in education to...
In the post-modern world, it has been said that there is now greater uncertainty in life than in any...
In comparison with the past, the fact that the future does not yet exist makes it a difficult object...
This piece reflects on recent developments that hold implications for how education might transform ...
Education today in most of the world is more suited to the nineteenth-century industrial era than it...