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Wouter Duyck asked why it was still considered normal for regular teachers to have students from this group in their class and what was expected of them. He argued that they belonged in separate schools with specialized support, as the situation required more than classroom management, in his opinion. He also pointed out the rights of teachers and other young people and called this part of the education problem. #onderwijs #leraren #kinderen (translated)

In a critical opinion, Maud Stamsnijder advocates for teachers to share their own doubts and judgments, instead of relying on AI chatbots like ChatGPT when assessing the difficulty level of exams, because it is important that the human empathy and critical thinking skills of teachers are preserved. #AI #onderwijs #kritischdenken (translated)

Zuhal Demir, the current Flemish Minister of Education, questions the necessity of laptops in schools and has canceled the plan to provide each student with a computer, with schools now only required to provide access to IT facilities. #Éducation #Informatique #Flandre (translated)

A glance at the NOS ironically referred to a news broadcast from Paris, in which correspondent Saskia Houttuin would be asked whether the riots could have been prevented with de-escalating police actions and more investments in education in the past years. #Parijs https://t.co/WdJx1barMO #Parijs #rellen #onderwijs (translated)

The author stated that the Dutch population had grown from just over 1.1 million since early 2016 to approximately 18.1 million. According to the author, around 173,000 people had died and 167,000 babies had been born in 2025, resulting in negative natural growth and the total growth coming entirely from migration. The author referred to Jan Latten, who estimated the group of Dutch origin at about 12.9 million, and wrote that this group was expected to shrink by 1 to 2 million over the coming decades. By 2050, according to the author, the Netherlands would have about 20 million inhabitants. The author argued that the changing population composition put pressure on social and cultural relations, social cohesion, the welfare state, and the housing market. It was written that rapid changes complicated integration and increased parallel societies and clashing norms and values. According to the author, politicians focused too much on symptom treatment and paid too little attention to population growth due to migration and low birth rates among the indigenous population. The author praised Latten for his expertise and warned that politics, media, and society needed to take demographic changes seriously. https://t.co/wVfulQlN6k #demografie #migratie #socialecohesie (translated)

Arno Wellens wrote that, according to him, they acted to get better classrooms. He claimed that not rusty Russian tanks, but the boundless naivety of self-proclaimed do-gooders posed the greatest threat to Europe. He also accused that group of looking away and inventing alternative facts. #onderwijs #Europa #naïviteit (translated)

In 1999, tens of thousands of angry students in The Hague caused unrest during a demonstration against the introduction of the Study House, resulting in a violent confrontation with the police and significant damage in the city center. #Studiehuis #Scholierenprotesten #Onderwijsrevolutie (translated)

Fleur Agema stated that education should not belong to a political party or movement. According to her, children should learn how to think, not what to think. She wrote that this had not been happening for decades and that it suddenly became a problem now that someone with a different way of thinking started a school. #onderwijs #vrijheidvanmeningsuiting #denken (translated)

The Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and other institutions are facing a 'study crisis' in which students attend class less frequently and spend less time on their studies, partly due to the rise of AI tools and a shift in student mentality from learners to consumers. #studeercrisis #onderwijs #studenten (translated)

Angela de Jong expresses her concern about the establishment of a controversial school in Almere, where children are confronted with far-right ideology, and advocates for a revision of the education legislation to prevent such stories from recurring. #onderwijs #vrijheidvanonderwijs #polarisatie (translated)

Geert Noels wrote that students who spoke in the newspaper said they needed a room because they sometimes had classes at 8 AM and otherwise had to travel 20 minutes by train. According to Noels, they therefore felt that they needed an additional allowance. He argued that the system was never meant for that. #studenten #onderwijs #uitkeringen (translated)

"Worrying are the differences between students and schools (...) The new core objectives clearly indicate what students really need to learn (...) A high bar for the government also means that national policy is strictly followed." It is not difficult to point out the difference with the letter sent by his distant successor, Secretary of State Judith Tielen, on Friday to the House of Representatives. #leesonderwijs #onderwijs #autonomie (translated)

'Now there are too many rules, all based on mass education (...) Teachers should be much more able to deviate from the program (...) The time is ripe for autonomy (...) The program is now fixed in a national curriculum and detailed basic objectives. Why?' 'Autonomy for the schools' was Hermans' motto. #leesonderwijs #onderwijs #autonomie (translated)