TeachPlayLearn with Jenn Zehenni Part 2 [IEP 128]

<p>Amanda and Vickie welcome Jenn Zehenni, Founder of TeachPlayLearn, back to the show. Jenn was their guest in <a href= "https://www.inclusiveeducationproject.org/podcast/episode/2ba12f4d/teachplaylearn-with-jen-zehenni-iep-108" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Episode 108</a> and is one of their trusted experts in the field of educational therapy.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p>Listen in to find out more about the field of educational therapy, accessibility issues, and what TeachPlayLearn has implemented for their students during this coronavirus pandemic.</p> <p>TeachPlayLearn is an educational concierge service that focuses on collaboration, not competition. Jenn makes education a unique way of connecting professionals, and she nurtures a love of learning through the TeachPlayLearn, which allows play to be the connector between teaching and learning.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p><strong>Show Highlights:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Jenn provides her personal definition of “educational therapy” and the larger definition.</li> <li>There are a number of differences between an educational therapist and an IEP/ISP educational therapist.</li> <li>Educational therapists respect the time and experience that public and private school teachers have with a particular child because they are with the child far more than an ET will be.</li> <li>The role of an ET is part of a team with the benefit of being an objective eye that might be able to provide some suggestions for consideration.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></li> <li>Amanda, Vickie, and Jenn discuss the issue of accessibility during this current pandemic. Jenn explains that they have been training a lot of teachers in online sessions.</li> <li>TeachPlayLearn has always had an online component but they’re always thinking of ways they can make it better, such as adding more digital content, like videos with live Q&A, and including more interactive student and family project-based approaches.</li> <li>TeachPlayLearn im