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Sarah FitzPatrick |
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Valuing change: Changing values
Curriculum, Assessment and ICT in the Irish context |
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Monday, 17 May 2004. |
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16.15 –17.15 |
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Sarah FitzPatrick graduated from Mary Immaculate
College, Limerick in 1992 with a B.Ed. in Primary School
Education. She began her teaching career in Co. Cork and
later traveled to Maryland in the U.S. to pursue graduate
studies in education at Frostburg State University. Following
completion of her M.Ed, Sarah became a member of the Education
Faculty at Mary Immaculate College where she lectured
on both the B.Ed. and M.Ed. courses. In 1997, Sarah accepted
a teaching position at Annunciation Catholic Academy,
an IBM sponsored elementary (primary) and middle (lower
secondary) school in Florida. She left this position to
pursue doctoral studies in Instructional Systems/Educational
Technologies in the College of Education at the Pennsylvania
State University. Before taking up employment with the
National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA),
Sarah spent one year as an Educational Technologies Research
and Development Specialist at TERC, a non-for-profit educational
organization in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sarah is the
Deputy Chief Executive of the NCCA. |
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