Reflecting on the Anti-Black Racism Episode of OnEdMentors
On Thursday night, I gathered a panel of educators for our live OnEdMentors show, like I do each week. The topic was Anti-Black Racism. I...
The Mentoree- Rhymes with Community
When I first envisioned our mentorship community at The Mentoree, it was made up of Mentors and Mentees. The first year was focused on...
Agency and Creativity- Giving Yourself Permission
Creating a classroom environment that promotes agency is something really important to me, but how do you get students or adults to start...
Creating Space for SEL and Wellness
When I received the email about ECOOCamp yesterday, I was surprised that both my presentations, BOBs: Sure Things in Unsure Times and The...
Connection as Currency
The phone call woke me from a deep sleep, the kind I experience most often when I am up North. I was at my brother and sister-in-law’s...
Inquiring Selfward
As I was watching the Nina Simone documentary on Netflix this weekend, it got me thinking about many different things. Surprisingly, one...
Questioning Experts More Than Expertise
Last week, I was so happy to be invited to Jilian Stambolich’s Vocal Music AQ course for York University. This was a wonderful virtual...
The Mentoree: Moving Forward
When I first envisioned building a mentorship experience for teachers, it came from the idea of a 1:1 teacher self-directed relationship...
The P3 Turns 3
Almost every week, for three years now, I look forward to connecting with an educator through their playlist. Starting this podcast was a...
The Mentoree: Looking Back and Growing Forward
Reflecting on the Last 4 Months at The Mentoree has been compelling. From the beginning, our goal was to provide teachers with the...