Yes, as long as you have a non-B visa which entitles you to get a teaching licence and work legally in Thailand.
You can then obtain a non-O visa for your children or spouse (qualifying them as dependents)
฿50,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿45,300+ / month
Bangkok
฿30,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿60,000+ / month
Chiang Mai
฿42,000+ / month
Bangkok
฿50,000+ / month
Phuket
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