Professor. Author. Podcast Host.
Hey EduMagicians,
Let me help you become an educator of excellence during college and beyond!
Hi, I'm Dr. Sam Fecich and I am here to tell you that teaching doesn't begin when you walk across the stage at graduation, but instead teaching begins during your first college class at 8:00 AM.
I have been a professor of education for over 6 years. Each week I give you tangible tips, strategies, and encouragement to guide you along your teaching journey.
You have the EduMagic in YOU!
Meet Sam
Hi! I’m Sam Fecich a professor of education, author, and a huge fan of pumpkin spice lattes (PSL)! Seriously, guys, I am the type of person who is counting down the days in August until PSLs are back on the menu.
Most days of the week you can find me in my office at Grove City College working with students or teaching preservice teachers about educational technology or special education. During my courses, preservice teachers learn how to hone their digital presence, unite their professional learning network, create activities with technology tools that engage students in a meaningful and impactful way, apply the Danielson Framework for teaching, and learn the ins and out of special education and how to best serve all students based on their strengths and areas of need.
I am truly blessed to do what I do, day in and day out. I enjoy working with preservice teachers and preparing the future generation of educators to become educators of excellence.
When I am not teaching or grabbing a cup of PSL with a student, you can find me spending time with family and friends. I enjoy going to flea markets, collecting pinball machines (my husband fixes them and I play them), baking (I make an awesome chocolate truffle), and working out.
I host the podcast EduMagic you can find it wherever you subscribe to your favorite shows. This is a podcast designed just for future teachers. Join me as I interview preservice teachers who are using EduMagic to rock their college careers. Other guests include current teachers and administrators who share tips and stories to help preservice teachers become educators of excellence.