#OnEdMentors on voicEd Radio

It's Islamic Heritage Month and host Noa Daniel (@noasbobs) has gathered a panel of educators and students to talk about what that means to them and to the life of their schools. Guests include: Idil Abdulkadir, Rizwana Kaderdina (@RKaderdina0), Riyad Rahim (@RiyadRahim4), Wahid Khan (@wahidkhan) and Rida Ali.

In this episode, we gather leaders, thinkers, and authors Jim Strachan (@mentorcoachinst), Kate Sharpe (@SharpeKate) and Dr. Matthew X Jospeh (@MatthewXJoseph) to discuss the value and impact of Mentorship in Education.

Noa Daniel is joined by a panel of Ontario educators to start unpacking the potential and challenges associated with destreaming Grade Nine curriculum. Panel members tonight include: Melanie White @WhiteRoomRadio Amanda Potts @ahpotts Jason To @Jason_To Brian Weishar @brianweishar

Tonight on #OnEdMentors, @noasbobs is joined by @mrfusco @markwcarbone @mbfxc and @hj_dewaard to discuss The Social Dilemma and the impact of Social Media on our lives and minds.

Tonight a panel of passionate math educators join host, Noa Daniel, or a lively and informative conversation about the new Ontario Math curriculum. Tonight’s panel includes Sunil Singh @Mathgarden, Kyle Pearce @MathletePearce, Jonathan So @MrSoclassroom, Jordan Rappaport @JRappaport27

Noa Daniel gathers a dynamic panel of educators to talk about ways of moving forward with Anti-Black Racism. An important and very compelling conversation including Matthew Morris (@callmemrmorris) Jay Williams (@MstrJayWill) Melanie White (@WhiteRoomRadio) Amanda Potts (@ahpotts) Rashmee Karnad Jani (@Ms_Karnad)

Tonight, we kick off Season 4 of the OnEdMentors by inviting back the leadership team of The Mentoree. Noa Daniel (@noasbobs), Christine Chin (@MmeChinYRDSB) and Teri Rubinoff (@TeriRubinoff) join us to talk about their stories of mentorship, what we can learn from those stories and how The Mentoree is moving forward with a re-energized plan for supporting educators in the coming year. Find out mo...

This episode features OnEdMentors Connect (OEMConnect) Mentors sharing what they have brought to and taken away from the work at The Mentoree this year. This includes Conversations to Build Capacity, our Core Values Workshop and why mentorship matters for professional learning, teacher well being and efficacy.

Noa Daniel welcomes Indigenous educators Colinda Clyne, Jody Alexander, Pam Agawa and Lori Campbell to the OnEdMentors show to speak about the marking of National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Noa Daniel is joined by a passionate team of Self-Reggers to discuss Stuart Shanker's approach to Self-Reg and how educators can learn more during this time of pandemic. Tonight's panelists include: Dr. Susan Hopkins (@susanhopkins5) Paula Jurczak (@cathern2) Cathy Lethbridge (@C__Moschella) Claudio Moschella (@pcjurczak) Dr. Teri Rubinoff (@TeriRubinoff)

Noa Daniel welcomes a panel of global educators to discuss the power and importance of global education during the worldwide challenges of COVID-19. Joining Noa on the panel are Eric Kussin (@SameHere_Global), Evan Whitehead (@EvanWhitehead00) , Kavita Tanna (@KavitaTanna), Rola Tibshirani (@rolat), Lynn Thomas (@THOMLYNN101 ) and Kristine Holloway (@mspaperless )

Host, Noa Daniel (@noasbobs) is joined by representatives from 5 different organizations dedicated to expanding the walls of the schoolhouse by bringing entrepreneurial and problem-based thinking to students. Sandra Nagy (@fdesignschool), Henry Greenberg (@SOARedu), Roberta Lindal (@TheKSociety), Rebecca Chambers (@youth_socialcm) make up tonight's panel for this Learning Outside the Walls convers...

Noa Daniel is joined by Zoe Share (@SchmoozMedia), Janelle McLaughlin (@Ms_Mac4), Rob Dunlop (@RobDunlopEDU) and Evin Schwartz (@EvinSchwartz) to talk about how teachers and edupreneurs can leverage the power of social media to promote their work and their projects.

Noa Daniel is joined by panelists Mathieu Dotzenroth (@mdotzenroth) , Cameron Jones (@Cam_is_Learning), Leslie Mott (@MrsMottandclass), Jilian Stambolich (@jilstam) and Emily Burgis (​@e_burgis) to talk about s how some innovative boards are using an integrated Arts approach to curating their COVID-19 story.

Host Noa Daniel (@noasbobs) is joined by a panel of educators including Christine Chin (@MmeChinYRDSB), Teri Rubinoff (@TeriRubinoff), Elisa Waingort (@ElisaW5) and Jordan Rappaport (@JRappaport27) They gather tonight to talk about an upcoming event, Conversations to Build Capacity offered by The Mentoree

A special panel of educators focusing on how best to serve students with reading difficulties, especially those who have been diagnosed with dyslexia, during this time of remote learning. Tonight's panel includes educators Evelyn Reiss, Dianne Duff, Lois Letchford, Nancy Young.

Noa Daniel welcomes educators Dawn McMaster, Deborah McCallum, Neil Finney and Angie McNaughton to tonight's OnEdMentors panel. Join us to explore the challenges and opportunities connected with assessment in our current remote learning context.

A panel of voicEd Radio educasters take centre stage on tonights episode of OnEdMentors. Noa Daniel welcomes Rola Tibshirani, Derek Rhodenizer, Sarah Lalonde, Chey Cheyney, Pav Wander, Barbara Bray and Mike Washburn.

Guest host, Diana Maliszewski welcomes a panel of Teacher Librarians to discuss the past, present and future of the role. A lively and informative discussion. Panel: Melanie Mulcaster, Kelly Maggirias, Geoff Ruggero, Rabia Khokar, Jonelle St Aubyn, Alanna King

Noa Daniel is joined by an expert panel to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day. Tonight on the show: Shawna Akerman, Amy Kirsh, Maggy Fay, Jane Silva, David Ogbeide, and Rashmee Karnad-Jani.

Tonight Noa Daniel is joined by members of the DigCitMeet team as they prepare to move their event online. It's Jennifer Casa Todd, Diana Hale, Mark Carbone and Carlo Fusco on this special episode of OnEdMentors. Find out more about the DigCitMeet by visiting https://digcit.ca

Noa Daniel is joined by Patricia Briscoe, Helen DeWaard and Nicholas Ng-A-Fook to explore changes in teacher education over the past number of years. NOTE: Due to some technical difficulties with this week's broadcast, you may be experiencing some echo. We are working to clean up the recording a little more.

Noa Daniel revisits the importance of play in the early years and beyond with an expert panel that includes Dianne Riehl, Gayle Grossman Bly, Dr. Teri Rubinoff, Aviva Dunsiger, Sharon Karvat-Weintraub.

Guest host, Stephen Hurley gathers a panel of TEDx participants for a conversation about the exciting event coming up on Saturday, February 22 at Laurier University. Tonights guests include event organizer Andrew Biersonski, Will Gourley, Lori Campbell and Noa Daniel

ADHD is, arguably, one of the most used but most understood acronyms in our modern lexicon of child development. Tonight Noa Daniel welcomes a panel of passionate experts: psychologists, authors, parents and educators. An informative and important conversation.