Tanya Farrol is the Middle Years Programme (MYP) Coordinator at Beijing City International School. Originally from Canada, she has worked as a special educator for over 20 years from Haiti to Egypt, and England to China.
She is the awards coordinator and one of the founding members of SENIA. In Beijing, she volunteers her time to promoting inclusion and raising awareness of special education issues for the local SENIA chapter called SENIB. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling with her husband and six-year old son.
Tanya Farrol is the Middle Years Programme (MYP) Coordinator at Beijing City International School. Originally from Canada, she has worked as a special educator for over 20 years from Haiti to Egypt, and England to China.
She is the awards coordinator and one of the founding members of SENIA. In Beijing, she volunteers her time to promoting inclusion and raising awareness of special education issues for the local SENIA chapter called SENIB. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling with her husband and six-year old son.
SENIA was started by a group of international school teachers in China in 2002. The goal was to create a support network for teachers and other professionals working with children with special educational needs in Asia. Over the years we have grown to include other regions of the world.
More and more families that have children who are differently abled move overseas–and we are excited to see many students getting support that was previously not available. Our network has expanded to include international school teachers, educational psychologists and other specialists, administrators, support assistants, community organizations, and other professionals in the field.
Since the early beginnings, our heart has always been advocating for children with special needs. We are excited about the future and thank you for joining us!
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