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 practice of critical digital pedagogy.

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)

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.