Tonight, a vibrant conversation about the impact of AI and, in particular, ChatGPT on education, teaching and learning.

Tonight's panel:

Rachelle Dené Poth @Rdene915
Brad Waid techbradwaid
Zack Teitel @zackteitel
Rola Tibshirani @rolat
Jen Giffen @VirtualGiff

This episode of The Mentoree Lounge invites TC’s to ask their questions on social media use for education from our panel of experts.

Tonight's panel includes:

Halle Solomons@halle_solomons
Eric Ysselstein@EricYsselstein
Isabella Liscio@bellaliscio
Jennifer Casa Todd@JCasaTodd
Marialice Curran@mbfxc @digcitinstitute

Reflection is a key component of education and podcasting can be a great tool to support it. Podcasters have unique opportunities to reflect before, during, and after each episode. This episode explores some connections between podcasting and reflection.

On tonight’s panel:

Marcia Nicole @ispyrtoeducate
Barbara Bray@bbray27Charles Williams@_cwconsulting

The Mentoree meets 2023 with a lot of offerings and a mission statement that guides and grounds their work. This episode explores why The Mentoree was created, how it has evolved, and answers the questions that are asked about this dynamic learning community.

On tonight's panel:

Noa Daniel (@iamnoadaniel)
Teri Rubinoff (@TeriRubinoff)
Christine Chin (@MmeChinFSL)

According to the back cover of Angela Stockman’s book on the subject, “Multimodal composition is a meaningful and critical way for students to tell their stories, make good arguments, and share their expertise…” What is multimodal composition and how do we invite it into our classrooms?

On tonight's panel:

• Angela Stockman @AngelaStockman
• Dan Ryder @WickedDecent
• Garreth Heidt @Ed_by_design
• Erin Quinn @luckybydesign

Formal identification of a student’s learning needs is important, but that process can be a long and challenging journey on its own. While we have to wait to use the labels that can help get students certain supports, we don’t have to wait to help struggling learners. We are exploring ho to support students with or without an identification on this episode of OnEdMentors

On tonight's panel:

Nicole Biscotti @BiscottiNicole
Natalie Gallimore Decoding Dyslexia ON (@dyslexiaON)
Teri Rubinoff @TeriRubinoff
Julie Joffe

Place based learning is a pedagogical approach worth discovering. It’s also referred to as PBE- Place Based Education. Learn more about why it’s important and how to help cultivate more of this in your classroom and school.

On tonight's panel:

Cam Collyer @cameroncollyer
David Hawker-Budlovsky @TOES_TDSB @dbudlovsky

“Leading with positive ethical values builds trust and brings out the best in people, which brings out the best in the organization, which leads to great results.” -Linda Fisher Thornton

Tonight a panel of education thought leaders discuss the nature and importance of ethical leadership:

Dr. Nicholas Ng-a-Fook @nick_ngafook
Rabia Khokhar @Rabia_Khokhar1
Dawn Lane @happiestteacher
Dr. Shelly Vohra @raspberryberet3

Rob Flossman has helped students curate a meaningful Holocasut museum at Waterdown High School for decades. He and four of his students share the meaning and impact of this experience.

On the first Thursday of each month, we invite a panel of preservice teachers/ teacher candidates to ask their questions to a panel of our Mentors. This month, the conversation is focused on home school communication and parent teacher interviews/three way conferences.