Sure, I bought in the narrative hook, line, and sinker. Join this new social media, you'll be better for it! I got myself Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and used it for good, not evil. I found coaches I could connect to,... Continue Reading →
Today, I spied one of my students on her phone in the hallway. While we aren't the "kids should never have a phone out ever" kind of school, in the hallway of the middle school isn't allowed and the students... Continue Reading →
The journey of mothering, teaching, and living through an Orthodox Christian lens
A mother, wife, writer, teacher, coach, book fairy, and runner that has random thoughts about lots of topics!
An Ember for Thought
Pushing my limits...writing, reading, running, photography, life...
Sustainability in a Turbulent World
"The problem with people is they forget that that most of the time it's the small things that count." (Said by Finch in All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven. These are my small things that count.
Reflections on Life and Learning from a Retired Teacher
Reflections on my life as a teacher.
Learning & Leading in a Bronx High School
Teacher-Mentors with Insights, Ideas, and Resources for Secondary Readers & Writers Workshop
Join me on my adventures through life!
Welcome!
-Kenzie McMahon-
The best kept classroom and the richest cupboard are roofed only by the sky - Margaret McMillan (1925)
Mama, Coach's wife, Teacher of middle schoolers. I value moments and believe that the small things really are the BIG things. My thoughts run deep. Life is a mess- a cozy, uncomfortable mess. But it's mine, and only I can make it happy.
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World." -Nelson Mandella
A Reflective Blog About Enriching Youth through Education, Opportunity, Family, and Community.
Three high school English teachers share ideas, hopes, questions, fears, struggles, insights, and successes during their journey to transform their classrooms, their teaching, and their students through rigorous independent reading and writing.
I Dare You to Figure Me Out
