West Africa Chapter Bio: Sientania McNeil
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Dymphna Simon September 2021 SENIA World Changer Award Recipient
Dymphna Simon has pioneered sign language poetry performance as an alternative for Malaysian special needs individuals to partake in performing arts that often require oral skills. She recorded her own […]
Muhamad Fazri Bin Hassan July 2021 SENIA World Changer Award Recipient
Muhamad Fazri Bin Hassan is a special education teacher at SK Gas Sandakan in Malaysia. He believes that learning through play will provide meaningful learning for his students. He has […]
June 2021 Newsletter
Check out our June 2021 Newsletter!
Iris van der Velden June 2021 SENIA World Changer Award Recipient
As part of her IBO MYP Personal Project, Iris researched her diagnosis of ADHD. The final product of her project was a presentation to the elementary teachers about ADHD, its […]
ALL THINGS MATH
Today our group discusses all things math with our special guest, Caty Romero who is someone who knows math and loves it.
May 2021 Newsletter
May Newsletter
Muhammad Aizat Izzuddin Bin Azme May 2021 SENIA World Changer Award Recipient
Aizat Izzuddin is an art enthusiast as well as a poetry performer, a storyteller, a voice actor, an illustrator and an orator. He, along with his classmate, narrated three short […]
A Community of Care: Message from SENIA’s Executive Director
A year ago today, my family and I made the difficult decision to leave our host country of Thailand to return to our home country. Our son, who is profoundly affected by autism and intellectual developmental delay (IDD) was not coping well with lockdown. It made sense to remove him from that stressful environment and into one where he felt most at peace. We thought it would “just be for the summer,” but it turned out that COVID had other plans and we were unable to get back. We are now in the US and call ourselves “COVID refugees.”
Lex Hamilton April 2021 SENIA World Changer Award Recipient
Lex is an Early Years professional from the UK with a PGCert in Special Educational Needs Coordination. She has worked with children for 20 years in various countries including Australia […]