Denmark recently banned cell phones from schools for the most part. A role model, in my opinion!

I want to make today's children and young people want analog interactions again. I see this as one of the great challenges of our time. Children and young people today often get distraction, self-efficacy and rewards, as well as contact with others, in a less risky and also less stressful way in their digital worlds. And when they disappear behind their screens, they have correspondingly fewer analog relationship experiences with their families.

But if real relationships are to become a motivational boost for individual and collective development, how can schools position themselves? What contributes to experiencing and learning encouraging, “real” interactions and wanting to continue having them? The solution-focused approach has a lot to offer here!

The workshop will provide insights into current solution-focused practice in schools in Bremen. There will also be fun, space for collegial exchange and one or two cooperation games. We will look at how we can strengthen relationships in the school context and how we can awaken lightness and team spirit.