Team Learning Is Built Into Netherlands School’s Structure

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Team learning is built into Netherlands school’s structure

By Sarah Grace

Categories: International perspectives, Learning communities, School leadership

Sarah Grace has served as the International School of Amsterdam’s associate director for teaching and learning and is currently head of safeguarding and wellbeing. The school is the first in the world to be authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma curriculum from preschool to grade 12. The school is known for attracting and retaining talented faculty from around the world, in part due to its professional learning hub, the Centre for Development, Learning and Technology, which hosts hands-on learning opportunities for educators across Europe and beyond. The center provides a forum for educators to network and share ideas with field experts and partners, such as Harvard’s Project Zero. How have you seen professional learning enhance teaching

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Sarah Grace is head of safeguarding and wellbeing at International School of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. https://learningforward.org/author/sarah-grace/