The best keynote speakers on the future of education

Education is much more than textbooks, curricula and exams. It is the basis for self-determination, social participation and innovation.

Our education system is under pressure. Digitalisation, AI, outdated systems, motivated teachers without resources – and a younger generation that often no longer understands why it should actually learn.

The good news is that there are people with vision, courage and experience who are rethinking education and actively shaping it. And it is precisely these personalities that we are bringing to the stage.

What education really needs today

Learning must be worthwhile – not just for grades, but for life. This requires new perspectives:

• digital tools
• neuropsychological understanding
• pedagogical creativity

and the courage to question traditions. What is needed is not ‘digitised frontal teaching’, but a genuine rethink.

Our speakers bring exactly that to the table. They come from the worlds of science, politics, technology, media and business – and they all have one thing in common: they are passionate about improving education.

These keynote speakers stand for a new education and educational culture:

• Felix Strobl – speaks for the younger generation growing up with digital tools. He advocates for education that is closely aligned with the realities of young people’s lives.

• Science Busters – show that science can – and should – be entertaining. With humour and knowledge, they bring science to the stage like no one else.

• Ranga Yogeshwar – calls for more humanity in education. He sees learning as a social foundation and advocates curiosity instead of rote learning.

• Stephanie von Bismarck – advises educational institutions and organisations on change. She thinks structurally and systemically – always with an eye on the big picture.

• Dr. Auma Obama – shows through her work worldwide that education is the key to true self-determination. Her message is clear: every person counts.

• Prof. Dr Lothar Abicht – thinks education consistently into the future. What skills will we need tomorrow? How is work changing the way we learn?

• Chris Heemskerk – brings a perspective from Silicon Valley. He knows how learning organisations work – and why lifelong learning is not just a buzzword.

• Prof. Dr. med. Volker Busch – explains how our brains really learn – and why emotion, motivation and attention are more crucial to performance than any timetable.

• Zuzana & Jakob Hager – founders of Mentortools. They demonstrate how digital platforms make knowledge scalable, digitise coaching and make education accessible – worldwide.

Education is a joint project

What do all these speakers have in common? They believe that continuous education changes people – and that it is our responsibility to make them better. For children, young people, adults – and for a society that is changing at an ever-increasing pace.

Topics that motivate our speakers on educational culture:

• Digital education & learning platforms – how technology is changing access to knowledge
• Didactics & learning methods for motivated and sustainable learning
• Artificial intelligence in schools & universities – opportunities and ethical questions
• Educational equity & social participation
• Continuing learning & reskilling in the world of work 4.0
• Neuropsychological perspectives on motivation and performance
• Education as a democratic value and driver of innovation

It’s not just about tools, technology or methods. Our society needs a new culture of education – one that is networked, accessible, motivating and courageous. Our experts are actively shaping this change: as thinkers, practitioners and visionaries. They provide impetus for new approaches, new formats and new goals in the education system – from the classroom to the corporate academy.

You can find the best speakers on the subject of education and new educational culture at Premium Speakers: 1 (704) 804 1054 or welcome@premium-speakers.com