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The Teachers' Society

The liaison between Dutch and International Education.

The Teachers’ Society (TTS) is a comprehensive organisation which focuses on crossovers of international and national teaching frameworks. Due to migration, we include not only teacher perspective, but also parental insights in our research and approach. TTS offers magazines, insightful events with international best practices with a cultural and artistic twist.

Overview

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Web presence

2024

Established

8.2B

Children

1

Countries
Target group
Other
Updated
January 2025
The Teachers' Society is a comprehensive organisation which places education in the context of Lifelong learning and Evidence-based differentiation. We focus on gathering information on international and national education frameworks. We also look at school populations and how they should be served in terms of multilingualism and learning styles. We publish magazines with parents and teachers.

About the innovation

Why did you create this innovation?

The status of the teacher is decreasing. People sometimes blame complexity with social structures and migration. International education systems are however, very solid and evidence-based, despite their high diversity rates. TTS comparatively analyses academic strategies from multiple systems. This serves policy and decision-makers on how to finally implement solutions.

What does your innovation look like in practice?

Multitiered (outreach, expertise, teaching).

Outreach
I. We co-write articles with students, parents, teachers, experts about international and national framework exchanges for multilingual understanding and differentiation. This goes from a local school newspaper to an academic article.
II. We provide magazines that highlight exciting international developments in education through a local lens.
III. We give presentations at local, national and international events about cross-framework education innovation.

Expertise
I. We volunteer at local organisations that serve different communities in a social, cultural and educational atmosphere.
II. We listen, read, think and discuss educational topics.
III. We collect education stories in a databank and connect those to evidence-based teaching methods world wide.

Teaching
I. We work with methodologists to reshape common language acquisition practices.
II. We put our newest CLIL insights into practice in the classroom.

How has it been spreading?

Greatly. Our first magazine is being read around the world. We are currently working on our publishing rights, so we can be the first educational magazine available to every school in the world.

If I want to try it, what should I do?

This innovation is very comprehensive. I wish I could give you a step-by-step, but it would not work. It is more of a dedication for life than a project. If you would like to collaborate through our podcast, magazine or an event, please contact me.
Our website: teacherssociety.org.

I wish you a day full of luminous learning! Farah Nikijuluw.

Implementation steps

Engage by creating international education community cafés.
Turn problems into shared challenges!
Why not invite the local eduation community to an exiting café evening!
First you need to decide on a topic, and make the title and poster positive, short and sweet.
The topic must be highlighted from a perspective where one can dream. Invite a speaker to speak for max. 20 minutes. Then have people talk amongst themselves. Have a craft station ready so people can make their ideas visual. Build an a4 (media) report.
Build your own magazine focusing on local and international education
Is there a topic which truly excites you?
Why not dedicate a magazine issue to it?
Select a topic. Describe a problem you see, but keep it short and sweet. Then select local/national and international examples of how schools deal with it. Use a lot of pictures and positivity.
Radio / TV programme highlighting multilingual / differentiation teaching practices in your region
We are currently looking for collaborations on multilingualism and differentiation techniques which work for you. Something locally inspired would be very beautiful. If you sense something unique is happening within your school, and the local circumstances have something to do with it, please don't hesitate to share. We would be eager to share it with you.

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