NAME:
Mrs. Sullivan
SCHOOL:
Rockport Elementary School
CLASS:
Computer Lab
SCHOOL PHONE:
978-546-1220
Mrs. Sullivan was born in Ohio and grew up in upstate New York. She moved to
Rockport in 1981. She has a Masters Degree in Education from Lesley University.
She is certified by the state of Massachusetts as an Instructional Technology
Specialist K-12, and in Elementary Education 1-6. She taught fifth grade at
Rockport Elementary School for seven years before becoming the Instructional
Technology Specialist in the Computer Lab.
She is the recipient of the 1996 Massachusetts Christa McAuliffe Fellowship Award.
As we prepare students for today's workplace and the workplace of the
future, the infusion of technology allows us to better serve the diverse
learning styles of today's students. We are providing an atmosphere
conducive to the development of process skills such as flexibility,
adaptability, critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration that are
essential to success in the information age. We are equipping students
with the tools and knowledge for effective communication and increased
productivity as they become active and experiential learners.
The current technology philosophy for the Rockport Public Schools
states:
The learning community will be technologically literate life-long learners.
Learners will be able to interact successfully in technological
environment to achieve their personal, educational, and career goals.
They will be prepared to live, work and get along with each other in a
global, complex, and changing world society. They will skillfully use
technology to access, retrieve, and use information school-wide,
community-wide, nationally, and internationally.
