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.
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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
In this time of COVID-19, let 's spend today talking about something positive. STEPS with Theera is a vocational training center in downton Bangkok for adults with special needs.
Inspired from last week 's podcast with Jessica Minahan regarding understanding behaviors, I was hoping to somehow learn more about student behaviors at home during this time of virtual schooling.
Show #5 Roundtable Discussion: Teaching Our Moderate to Severe Learners Virtually As you know, SENIA was started by a group of international school teachers in China in 2002. The goal […]
As a Para-Educator and Fitness Coordinator at a school for children with autism, Dave Geslak (Coach Dave) experienced first-hand the challenges of teaching exercise.
Welcome to Autism Awareness Month. On today 's podcast, we speak with Dr. Stephen Shore, an adult with autism.
We 've all been thrown into our new teaching reality...we 've gone virtual. It 's new, it 's tough, it 's exciting. While some of us are just starting our journeys, others have been doing it since all this started.
I 'm uber excited about today 's guest Jessica Minahan. Jessica is a special educator, Behavior Analyst, and author from Boston, Massachusetts. As educators, parents, and professionals, we seem to always wonder why kids do what they do; behavior-wise. Jessica breaks this down for us.
