Teacher favouritism impacts the favoured and the unfavoured and can affect student learning and achievement. The student panel will share the impact of their experiences and the experiences of classmates regarding this often overlooked topic.

Joining Noa Daniel this evening, the student voices of Matthew, Mya and Kenzie.

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_Apputhurai
Meena Johal @morethanmehndi

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
Nadia Bearcroft @literacynadia

Jason Trinh @jasontries
Jen Giffen @virtualgiff
Natalie Vardabasso @natabasso

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