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This document contains Eric Dionne's academic transcript and interests in educational technology. It shows his undergraduate coursework and grades, with a overall graduate level GPA of 3.75. It expresses his academic interests in using technology to support student learning and helping teachers solve problems with technology. His future goals are outlined, focusing on preparing students for the 21st century and integrating technology across the curriculum to benefit all students.
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- 1. Eric Dionne
- 2. This is me in front of my parents computer at 19 months old in 1989
- 4. TE 150 – 3.5
- 5. TE 150 – 3.5TE 250 – 3.5
- 6. TE 150 – 3.5TE 250 – 3.5TE 348 – 3.5
- 7. TE 150 – 3.5TE 250 – 3.5TE 348 – 3.5TE 401 – 3.0
- 8. TE 150 – 3.5TE 250 – 3.5TE 348 – 3.5TE 401 – 3.0CEP 416 – 4.0 (Educational Technology)
- 9. TE 801 – 4.0 (math)
- 10. TE 801 – 4.0 (math)TE 802 – 4.0 (language arts)
- 11. TE 801 – 4.0 (math)TE 802 – 4.0 (language arts)TE 803 – 3.0 (social studies)
- 12. TE 801 – 4.0 (math)TE 802 – 4.0 (language arts)TE 803 – 3.0 (social studies)TE 804 – 4.0 (science)
- 13. TE 801 – 4.0 (math)TE 802 – 4.0 (language arts)TE 803 – 3.0 (social studies)TE 804 – 4.0 (science)Overall Graduate Level GPA – 3.75
- 15. Using technology to support student learningAssisting teachers solving problems with technology and ways to make it more effectivePlan and teach professional development sessions for teachers that deal with technology
- 16. FutureGoals
- 17. How can we prepare our students for the 21st century if our schools are stuck in the 20th century?
- 18. Technology is moving forward at a fast pace but education seems slow to catch up.
- 19. I want to…Support students and teachers in the field of technology by showing and teaching its potential in the classroomHelp schools and districts integrate technology across the curriculumUse my knowledge to help create educational software thatwill benefit all students,especially those with special needs
- 20. For these reasons I believe that I am a strong candidate and would greatly benefit from the educational technology program at Michigan State in an effort to achieve my goals and dreams in the field of education.