Project-based Learning – getting started on Funen!
At the start of the school year 2020 we had the pleasure of introducing this lovely
Autens is an unusual consultancy specialising in re-imagining education and schools for the Future. 21st Century Learning Practices, Vision-driven School Development and a new generation of inspiring Learning Spaces & School Architecture are combined in bold transformation projects small and big scale. All in the spirit of student voice, imagination, co-creation, fun and passionate dedication to people and learning. Based in Denmark, we play with the whole world, and passionately connect educators and schools from across the globe to learn from each other and transform education together.
We inspire and develop visionary futures, education models, learning space designs, and school architecture suited to multiple ways of learning, playing and working in a global world. We facilitate innovation, workshops, training, seminars, co-creation and speak at international conferences. We provide passion, inspiration and leadership for innovative projects aiming at better learning futures for children and young people.
PROJECT BASED LEARNING
Autens Social Online – PBL in the jungle and in Denmark
Friday 13th of March Autens went online with our first mini pop-up conference and Autens Social.
Project-based learning at Hornbæk School
Hornbæk Skole in then North of Zealand has endeavored to transition to project-based learning. Teachers, in
Study trip to Hich Tech High in San Diego
Peter and Lise Lotte were both in November 2019 on a study trip to the High
Project-Based Learning: 3 year programme in Høje Taastrup
In August 2018 the Future School project in the city of Høje Taastrup was launched. It
Project Based Learning at Brorsonskolen
Brorsonskolen in Varde is facing the need to merge two of the municipality’s other schools and
Global Schools Alliance at Liger in Cambodia
At fall in 2018 we met with the leaders of our Global Schools Alliance schools at
Borgerskolens PBL-project in the news!
The Danish television channel TV2 Lorry were broadcasting from the first Exhibition night at Borgerskolen, following
Project-Based Learning at Skolen på Grundtvigsvej
Real Project-Based Learning can work wonders. 80 teachers got a big bite of this Monday and
