#OnEdMentors on voicEd Radio

May as Mental Health Awareness Month takes on new meaning at this stage of the pandemic. How can we find and use the resources available to support ourselves and each other in this particularly challenging time. Tonight's panel is led by Noa Daniel and includes: Evin Schwartz @EvinSchwartz Eric Kussin @SameHere_Global Kathy Lott @KathyLott Evan Whitehead @EvanWhitehead00

This episode is in advance of South Asia Heritage Month so that teachers can become educated about how they can centre South Asian Heritage in their classrooms and help increase visibility and representations for students and educators of South Asian Heritage Tonight's panelists include: Rashmee Karnad-Jani @Ms_Karnad Wahid Khan @wahidkhan Kavita Kanavalli @KavitaKanavalli Tharmila Apputhurai @T_A...

With so many different learning management software systems available and various digital tools, we are exploring how we can make assessment more efficient, meaningful, and less onerous for teachers. Noa Daniel (@noasbobs) leads a vibrant team of educators in a conversation on ensuring that our assessment is both meaningful AND manageable: Christine Chin @MmeChinYRDSB Deb McCallum @bigideasinedu N...

Tonight, Noa Daniel and her panel connect with graduating teacher candidates around questions of hiring interviews and the things that new teachers can be doing to build their skill sets while waiting to be hired. Panelists: Jonathan Weisinger @MrWeisinger Marguerite Campbell @margueritecam52 David Stants @DavidStants Rieley O’leary @rieleyoleary

Tonight on OnEdMentors, we're are exploring the role of Artificial Intelligence in schools, how it will impact teaching and learning as well as what we need to teach students about AI to build their digital literacy. Panelists tonight: Noa Daniel (host) @noasbobs Brad Waid @techbradwaid Rachelle Dené Pōth @Rdene915 Nancye Blair Black @NancyeBlackEdu Chey Cheney (producers) Pav Wander (producers)

Noa Daniel and tonight's OnEdMentors panel explores the what’s, why’s and how’s of culturally responsive and anti-bias pedagogy and what it can means for students and educators. Guests include: Jonelle St Aubyn @Ms_St_Aubyn Zack Teitel @zackteitel Jason Trinh @jasontries Raven Cole (@Ravenjcole) and Selena Guilbeaux (@SelenaGuilbeaux) from Louisiana Anti-Bias Education (LAB Education) @LABEonline

Tonights panel, led by Noa Daniel, explores tips and tricks to help educators prevent and combat burnout. This week, its: Michael Drezek - @m_drez Stephanie Filardo - @i3algebra Mandy Froehlich @froehlichm

Noa Daniel welcomes three Ontario-based teacher candidates to the first Mentoree Lounge of 2021. Olivia Romano, Myke Mccallum and Julie Marques bring their burning questions for mentors, Rolland Chidiac, Carol Salva and Sarah Anne Leroux.

With so many different learning management software systems available and various digital tools, we are exploring how we can make assessment more efficient, meaningful, and less onerous for teachers. Panelists for this week's episode: Christine Chin @MmeChinYRDSB Deb McCallum @bigideasinedu Nadia Bearcroft @literacynadia Jason Trinh @jasontries Jen Giffen @virtualgiff

Dr Sara Shabahzi currently teaches the Early Years Service Learning Course, among other things, in the Faculty of Education at the University of Windsor. Over the course of 4 semesters, teacher candidates spend time volunteering in an early years space and using their experiences and the theory learned in class to plan and implement an Early Years Carousel for families in their community. Due to C...

These teenagers are taking action during school and beyond scholl to make an impact and drive social change. On tonight's panel: Elle Altman and Isabela Rittinger, Bleed the North Zenya Lebar, Gracie Sacca and Owen Hollingsworth, R.I.S.E. Academy Social Media: R.I.S.E. Academy @riseacademy2020 Gracie Sacca @GracieSacca67 Owen Hollingsworth @Ohollingsworth8 Bleed the North @bleedthenorth Instagram...

This show is a tribute to voice radio and the show that has evolved significantly since its inception. We will go back and check in on what has changed for our panel in the last 4 years. Tonight's panelists include: Jen Giffen, Rola Tibshirani, Catherine Tang, Derek Rhodenizer, Stephen Hurley, Carol Salva, Sarah Anne Leroux, Peter Cameron (and a special appearance by Brad Shreffler)

This is a conversation on ways to help bridge the digital divide for special needs students. Panelists: Gena DiGiovanni (@PDSBMrsD) Laurie Azzi (@laurie_azzi) Martha Jez (@marthajez) Holly Sharpe (@HollyinTO) Tania Mason (@techitan)

Through hands-on and other creative opportunities to problem solve and build critical thinking skills, making is an interdisciplinary way to support learners in face to face and virtual classrooms. Through found materials, developing design thinking, prototyping and more there are many different and accessible tools for the virtual classroom. Listen as our panel shares their expertise and resource...

This episode on Outdoor Learning featured educators full of great ways to bring the outdoors in for inspiration and take the learners outdoors in creative ways, even in virtual learning. They shared how Indigenous Ways of Knowing can be infused in the mindset while learning about the land and letting nature guide you. Listen and see with “two eyes”. Panelists include: Jenny McMaster @jmcm12 , Don...

Noa Daniel welcomes an expert panel of ELL Professionals to OnEdMentors to share their insights and advice on supporting EL Learners during this time of pandemic. Tonight's panel includes: Dr. Katie Toppel Elementary ELD Teacher & Co-Founder of #ELLchat_BKClub @Toppel_ELD Oregon Sherry Liptak Elementary ELL Co-Teacher & Beginning Blogger @SherryTeacher British Columbia Hieu Fraser Educator & Autho...

In January of 2020, The Mentoree launched their website and their name. What started out as an experiment in 1:1 self directed mentorship for educators has become a growing community. This week’s episode looks back at the year that was. Tonight's panelists include: Noa Daniel (@noasbobs), Christine Chin (@MmeChinYRDSB), Jen Giffen (@VirtualGiff ), Terry Rubinoff (@Teri Rubinoff) and Karen Friedman...

With coding now an expectation on the Revised Math Curriculum, how can we enable teachers to process the expectations and take the first steps? Panelists include Derek Tangredi (@dtangred) Lisa Anne Floyd (@lisaannefloyd) Kyle Kitchen (@thekylekitchen) Stephanie Signer (@MsSigner) and Yolanta Krawieck (@YKrawieck)

In this episode, Noa Daniel gathers a panel to look at the role that creativity and community can play in the face to face and virtual classroom. Tonight's panelists include: Pav Wander (@pavwander), Chey Cheney (@mrccheney), Rola Tibshirani (@rolat) , Alanna King, (@banana29) Diana Maliszewski (@MzMollyTL)

Assessing impact in the classroom is connected to learning. On this week’s episode, we are exploring some of the challenges and opportunities in the virtual classroom. Tonight’s panel includes: Derek Tangredi @dtangred, Brett Manlow @brettmanlow, Deb McCallum @bigideasinedu, Derrick Schellenberg @Mr_Schellenberg, Becky Kennedy @kennedyteacher2

Safety is a fundamental ingredient for learning. In this episode, we explore how we can help students and teachers, including ourselves, feel safer so we can all learn, even in these unsure times. Today's panelists include: Dr. Jean Clinton @DrJeanforKids, Jenn Hanna, Asael_Ruvalcaba @Asael_Ruvalcaba

Noa Daniel is gathered by Tracy Crowe @tracy_tcrowe from the University of Ottawa and Bruce Alexander @brucealexander4 from Wilfrid Laurier University to discuss how their respective faculties of education have responded to both the challenges and opportunities surrounding practicum placements for their students this year.

Noa Daniel (@noasbobs) is joined by educators and authors, Jesse Stommel (@jessifer) and Sean Michael Morris (@slamteacher) to talk about new pedagogical approaches (and new ways of looking at pedagogy) emerging from our current pandemic context. Sean and Jesse, along with Chris Friend, have edited "Critical Digital Pedagogy", a powerful new peer-reviewed publication centered on the theory and pra...

In this episode, we explore the historical and modern aspects of Holocaust Education Week. While the Holocaust is in the past, Holocaust Education Week is about more than history. Panelists for tonight: Josh Hacker, Jasmine Wong (@FacingCanada @FacingHistory(, Carson Phillips (@ShoahBlog), Rabbi Corey Margolese (@JTeach_ca)

Noa Daniel gathers a dynamic panel of educators to talk about wellness in this time of increased stress and anxiety. Tonight's team includes Rob Dunlop (@robdunlopEDU) , Juan Campos (@Sealwithsmiles) Stacie Goldin, Gayle Grossman Bly (@GGrossmanBly)