SENIA Happy Hour Podcast
SENIA Executive Director Lori Boll interviews educators, families, specialists, and advocates who are moving inclusion from good intention into everyday practice.
SENIA Happy Hour Podcast
We love hearing from educators, families, specialists, advocates, and school communities who are moving inclusion forward. Share your idea with us and tell us what listeners could learn from your story.
Guest interest form SENIA International
Inclusive education professionals are hard to reach at scale. This show is where they already go.
Sponsorship extends beyond the podcast to SENIA's newsletter, social media, and membership community.
The audience spans 60+ countries, with strong listenership in international school hubs across Asia-Pacific.
SENIA has been a trusted professional home for international inclusive educators for nearly 25 years.
One episode
Approximately 9-10 episodes
Approximately 18-20 episodes
On today 's podcast Toby Tomlinson Baker (soon to be Dr. Toby Tomlinson Baker) discusses her research into post-secondary education for our students with learning disabilities
Today I speak with two of the co-founders of Spokle Gia Kuek & Andrew Kendrick. Spokle empowers parents to support their child 's speech therapy with home-based exercises.
For over 20 years, Angelica Benson has worked for Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes "“ a world leader in research and remediation for specific learning disabilities, including dyslexia and autism spectrum disorder
Jon Nordmeyer is the international programs director for WIDA, and will be one of our speakers at our upcoming conference. WIDA provides language development resources to those who support the academic success of multilingual learners.
Dr. Deborah Taub & Dr. Elizabeth Reyes from the TIES Center. TIES Center is the national technical assistance center on inclusive practices and policies.
Dr. Ann Helmus is a clinical neuropsychologist and Executive Director of NESCA (Neuropsychology and Education Services for Children and Adolescents), in its 20th year in Boston.
Patricia Padorsek, a Director of Teaching and Learning formerly of International School of Kuala Lumpur and now on her way to International School Nido de Aguilas in Chile.
Dr. Joan Schumann who is just beginning a new position as Director of Professional Learning and Instruction at International School Beijing.
Norman Kunc and Emma Van der Klift are well known speakers and advocates within the disability rights community, they prefer to think of themselves as modern day storytellers, continuing the long held tradition of using humour and narrative to initiate self-reflection and social change.
Sarah Ward, M.S., CCC/SLP has over 25 years of experience in the treatment of executive dysfunction.
Greg O 'Connor is a long-time friend of SENIA, who has spoken at many of our conferences and has taught us so much about how we can use technology to best support our students who need it.
Dr. Nicole Sparapani is an Assistant Professor at the University of California Davis and a faculty member of the MIND Institute The UC Davis MIND Institute is a collaborative international research center, committed to the awareness, understanding, prevention, and treatment of the challenges associated with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Dominique Blue is a special educator working in China. Like many of you, she has worked in schools where there is no official special education program.
Roland Benzon has invented a way for people who are deaf or blind can enjoy their favorite movies, TV shows, or podcasts.
Dr. Choy Sook Kuen is a mother of two sons Aaron and Joshua, and founder of Oasis Place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 's first and largest multi-disciplinary intervention center for children and adults with learning differences.
