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  • Bibliothek des Jahres 2020

    Library of the Year 2020

    Gotha und Hannover receive award

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  • Lehrerin und drei Schülerinnen arbeiten im Labor an einem technischen Versuchsaufbau.

    Vision for the future of learning

    The OECD Learning Compass 2030 outlines competencies for tomorrow

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  • Schoolgirl laughs in the classroom and has a smartphone in her hand

    “More responsibility!”

    OECD Education Director Andreas Schleicher on Learning Compass 2030

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  • The picture shows two boys learning together with their mother at the kitchen table.

    Homeschooling experiences

    Students view learning at home as positive

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  • Dr. Thomas de Maizière

    Can you learn to be happy?

    Thomas de Maizière on the skills need in the 21st century.

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  • Schüler mit einem selbstgebauten Roboter in der Hand

    Knowing what counts in future

    Deutsche Telekom Stiftung realigns itself

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  • Three journalists behind a laptop computer in a modern office

    Struggle for Talent and Diversity

    A Study on Journalists in Germany, Sweden, UK

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Knowing what counts in future

In the future, we want to change school even further from the outside in by helping schools open up to even more collaboration.

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Schoolgirl laughs in the classroom and has a smartphone in her hand

“Give students more responsibility!”

OECD Education Director Andreas Schleicher on Learning Compass 2030. Read why why agency is so important for children and teenagers.
Dr. Thomas de Maizière

Can you learn to be happy?

Thomas de Maizière on the skills that young people need in the 21st century.
Portrait of Tobias Ley

“The teachers here are adventurous”

How can digital learning environments add the most value for students? That’s the big question for Tobias Ley at the Tallinn University in Estonia.
International activities

International activities

Deutsche Telekom Stiftung is reaching out beyond Germany’s borders and promoting educational excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in other countries.

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Action with impact

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30

million euros have gone into teacher education since Deutsche Telekom Stiftung was founded.

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600,000

million euros go into our “Yes, I can!“ initiative every year and thus toward child and youth work.

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94

percent of children and adolescents aged 10 to 16 understand “learning” as doing homework and memorizing lesson material.