BRINGING STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES INTO THE CLASSROOM

Online SENIA-Europe Networking & Resource FREE Event

INFORMATION and REGISTRATION HERE

17 APRIL 2021

9:00-10:30 British Standard Time

10:00-11:30 Central European Time

11:00-12:30 Eastern European Time

FEATURED SPEAKERS AND SESSION SUMMARIES

Including

Creating a Student Snapshot from the Psycho-educational Evaluation

Sensory Integration Strategies in the classroom

Building resiliency and social emotional competencies in the classroom (young child and families, and upper school age student)

AND MORE!

We look forward to meeting and learning with you during this fantastic event!

INFORMATION and REGISTRATION HERE

In this month’s roundtable, Matt Barker, Erin Madonna, and Lori Boll discuss all things Dyslexia.

Dr. Jim Delisle, and host Lori Boll discuss gifted learners.

Heather is on a mission to make a more inclusive world where everyone can belong.

Mohammad Zulfadhli bin Amban, who has a hearing impairment, is a vocational student at Keningau Vocational College in Sabah, Malaysia. He represented his state to compete at the National Abilympics Championship in the silk hand painting category. His paintings portray the traditional motifs of leaves and flowers in geometrical designs known as Batik motifs in Malaysia. His art wowed the visitors and judges. His signature style of portraying Malaysian Batik motifs on his artwork helped to popularize the intricate patterns as a unique concept that are highlighted at annual art exhibitions and competitions in the country. Also, his efforts contributed to the preservation of traditional arts by familiarizing a younger generation with the centuries-old theme and craftsmanship of Batik.

Congratulations to Mohammad Zulfadhli bin Amban as the recipient of the March 2021 SENIA World Changer Award!

Julia is a children’s author with over three million books in print. Many of us have used her books when working with our students.

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

In this month’s podcast, Matt Barker, Erin Madonna, and Lori Boll discuss their takeaways from SENIA 2020.

Zandri is an Occupational Therapist based in Hanoi, Vietnam.She started her journey when she visited Vietnam in Nov 2017. Looking through her Occupational Therapy (OT) lenses, she saw that limited accommodations were being made for people with disabilities. She returned to Vietnam in Feb 2018, taking Hanoi by storm and advocating for inclusion in the community and schools. She serves as an OT service provider and is also a board member of SENIA Vietnam.

Zandri develops programs and training for teachers, parents and other service providers in Hanoi to equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to create an inclusive classroom. She does school visits to support the development of Learning Support and provides recommendations that fit with the teacher’s teaching style and classroom challenges. Zandri provides training and guides newly qualified OT’s in Vietnam to broaden their impact in the community through professional and self-development.

Zandri is passionate about creating equal opportunities for all and believes through education, awareness, and skills training, Vietnam (and the world) can view the world and its beautiful people through lenses of love, empathy, and understanding.

Through love for ourselves and our neighbors we change the world – one by one.

Congratulations to Zandri Byleveldt as the recipient of the 2021 February World Changer Award!