Robby Magee, EdD
How Epilepsy Changed My Teaching Career
When I was in 7th grade, I had my first grand-mal, tonic clonic epileptic seizure. My younger brother woke to me shaking in my bed, and...
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Coffee & The Classroom
Experiences, Stories, & Strategies
Coffee & The Classroom
A Teaching Blog with Robby Magee, EdD
Why Coffee in the Classroom? Well, teaching is one of the most difficult jobs there is, and teachers deserve a chance to sit back for a minute and sip on a cup of coffee. This could be at home, in the lounge, or even as students are learning from each other! So whether it is a cup of coffee, energy drink, or your favorite bordeaux, give yourself a moment to read about the life of another teacher. Hopefully we can learn together and have a laugh or two. Follow on X @DrRobbyMagee
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Robby Magee, EdD
Find Joy in The Little Things
Today’s post is not a long one, but one that means a lot, so pour a cup of coffee and enjoy a moment in the life of a teacher that I...
Robby Magee, EdD
Three Benefits of Grading Using 1:1 Technology (Part II)
For a century, arguably the biggest change to education was the switch from the chalk board to the white board. Now, classrooms around...
Robby Magee, EdD
Three Benefits of Grading with 1:1 Technology
With the constant changes in the outlook of the 21st century learning environment, teachers must continue to care, show concern, and...
Robby Magee, EdD
Can Teachers Learn From the NFL Playoffs?
It is that time of year again, a time for parties with potlucks, commercials and halftime shows. It is a time of heartbreak for many NFL...
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“Education is the key that unlocks the golden door to freedom.”
George Washington Carver
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