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Passionate educators connect weekly to address questions, explore perspectives, and learn from each other. Noa Daniel, hosts these vibrant and informative discussions.

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Trauma Informed Teaching Part 2

Student trauma matters now more than ever. Post-pandemic, we see more students impacted by trauma and many educators believe that trauma is significantly impacting academic performance and behaviours. We are discussing the importance of…

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Mentoring for Wellbeing In Schools

On this episode, the editors of Mentoring for Wellbeing in Schools, Benjamin Kutsyuruba and Frances K. Kochan, and some of the contributing authors share how their work explores the role of mentoring in promoting wellbeing in K-12 school settings….

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Evolving the Preservice Experience in Ontario II

This episode will provide opportunities for professors, contract lecturers, and instructors to share their visions for preservice teacher education in Ontario.

On tonights’ panel:

Deb McCallum @bigideasinlit @bigideasinedu
Yvonne Messenger…

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Jewish Heritage Month

May has been designated as Jewish Heritage month in Canada and the US. Noting that the Jewish community has made significant contributions to the growth and prosperity of our countries while overcoming tremendous obstacles, the governments also…

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The Mentoree Lounge May 6th- The Fun and Joy of Teaching

Incorporating fun and joy into education can make learning more engaging and meaningful for students, leading to better outcomes both academically and emotionally.
The Mentoree Lounge is a monthly feature on #OnEdMentors that caters to preservice…

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Cross Curricular-Interdisciplinary Literacy with a Focus on Science

Integrating literacy across the curriculum can enhance understanding of and engagement in the content areas as well as creating a more holistic learning experience for students. We are talking about cross curricular and interdisciplinary literacy with…

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How Self Reg can Help You Manage the Changing Cadence of the Classroom II

Kids have undergone significant changes since the pandemic, and these changes can affect their attention, memory, and motivation leading to gaps in knowledge and skills, making it harder for children to engage with new material and impacting their…

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Harnessing AI to Support MLL’s.

AI has the potential to revolutionize how we support multilingual learners. By leveraging AI-powered tools, it is hoped that educators can create inclusive and effective learning environments that foster linguistic and cultural diversity and harness…

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A Walking Curriculum for the Early Years

Early years and outdoor learning go hand in hand, offering a range of benefits for young children’s development. Outdoor environments provide rich sensory experiences that stimulate curiosity, creativity, and exploration. We are talking about A…

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Trauma Informed Teaching

Student trauma matters now more than ever. Post-pandemic, we see more students impacted by trauma and many educators believe that trauma is significantly impacting academic performance and behaviours. We are discussing the importance of…

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Host

Noa Daniel

Teacher, Consultant and CBO at The Mentoree and Building Outside the Blocks, Speaker, and Children’s Book Author .

Noa Daniel MEd, is a classroom teacher in the York Region District School Board outside Toronto, Canada. Through her consulting work at Building Outside the Blocks, she creates personalizing projects and initiatives for schools, boards, and communities. Noa is the Co-Founder and Director of The Mentoree, a mentorship community for educators. She is also a blogger, a children’s book author and podcaster. Noa’s children’s books include Crazy for Canada, Old Timers: The One That Got Away, and her newest, Strum and The Wild Turkeys through EduMatch Publishing. Noa hosts OnEdMentors on voicEd Radio and the former show, The Personal Playlist Podcast.