Eileen has always been passionate about Special Education. Interviewed by Huffington Post as a voice for Special Education, she brings her passion back to Penang, Malaysia.

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Studying her Masters under longtime Special Ed inclusion researcher, Dr. Pam Hunt, and Integrated Play Group (IPG) creator Dr. Pamela Wolfberg, Eileen’s vision moved from “What’s the best way to teach?” to “What’s the best way to teach so that they will be part of the community and live independently?”

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In 2015, she spent her summer volunteering at Social Thinking’s Summer Day Camp at their headquarters at Stevens Creek, CA and spent her weekends volunteering at DIR Floortime playgroups.

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Prior to starting LemmeLearn in Penang, Eileen worked as a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) at St Christopher’s International Primary School and later at Prospect Rainbow Center for Children with Special Needs. Eileen enjoys hiking, nerding out discussing new ideas and drinking LemmeDrink Kombucha!

An introvert, foodie, regular Penang boy who at one point of his life was struck by curiosity in understanding human interactions, behaviours and emotions which led him to his interest in Psychology. Inspired by former teachers and his own mother whose heart was in the serving field, he is now seeking his passion in related fields with the objective of learning to care and impact the lives of others. 

 

Although he is still gaining experience working with people with special needs, he is guided by a heart of empathy and compassion. He now actively picks up skills and knowledge at LemmeLearn which provides him these opportunities to learn and grow.

 

When not working, he enjoys playing football, listening to music and watching human-relationship inspired drama/movies.

Meet Sharon! She graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) in 2018. She got to know about children with special needs during her internship, and it has sparks her interest since then. Prior to joining LemmeLearn, she was working as an ABA therapist for children with Autism in KL.

 

She believes that every individual with special needs has the potential to grow when we believe in them. She is a foodie, good food makes her dance!

Jasniza graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Psychology in 2016, and has experience in providing early intervention services. While serving families in home settings and in private centers, she unearthed an interest int he building blocks of social-communication skills to support children with complex communication needs. Jasniza is eager to build bridges through meaningful experiences and thoroughly enjoys engaging and learning with students. 

While working, Jasniza is also studying her Graduate Certificate in Autism Studies.

 

In her free time, she enjoys hunting for a stellar cup of coffee.