Smart kids vs. smartphones - Bavarian International School City Talk
Are you an expat parent living in Munich? Then you may be interested in attending the BIS City Talk on February 26, 2025: "Smart Kids vs. Smartphones" at the Bavarian International School. Find out more about this event on the BIS website.
Empowering digital citizens: Smart Kids vs. Smartphones
The fact that the Bavarian International School is a pioneer in modern, future-oriented education can also be seen in the cutting-edge topics that are discussed at the BIS City Talk expert forum. After “Next generation leadership” and “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” in the last two years, the title for the seventh public expert event is “Empowering digital citizens: Smart kids vs. Smartphones”.
Hear from first-rate speakers at the BIS City Talk
On Wednesday, February 26, 2025 at Munich's BIS City Campus in Leopoldstr. 208, expect to hear from first-class speakers. They will discuss the digital balance, future skills in a tech world and the meaningful integration of educational technology into learning. Moderation is provided by TV host Funda Vanroy ("Galileo").
Speakers include digitalisation expert and smartphone critic for children up to the age of 14, Philipp Depiereux, neuroscientist Prof. Dr. Christian Montag (“Homo Digitalis - Smartphones, social networks and the brain”), Magdalena Balica from the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) and BIS Head of School Dr. Chrissie Sorenson. They will discuss the digital balance, future skills in a tech world and the meaningful integration of educational technology into learning.
Benefit from a complimentary guided tour of the school
Interested attendees can also register for a guided school tour at 5pm on the day of the event. The event is open to the public and free of charge, and prior registration is required.
Sign up for BIS City Talk, Smart Kids vs. Smartphones
Browse the Bavarian International School website for more information on the BIS City Talks and the speakers. Sign up for the free BIS City Talk, Smart Kids vs. Smartphones on the Bavarian International School website.
