Candy Desmarais' Home Page

Welcome to my home page. I am currently a Master's Year student at the University of Connecticut in the, prestigious, Neag School of Education. I have already earned a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Chemistry Education and am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Education. I hope to be an effective teacher when I graduate.

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My Family Tree-- This is a separate web site I have created for the genealogy research I do (in my spare time). It is hosted by Family Tree Maker and can help anyone searching for their heritage.

Science Education LinksThes links provide a wealth of information on science eduaction.

Karen L. Houle's Web Page-- This is my friend Karen's page. She helped me design this page. Her page is incredible and changes daily. (P.S. Below is a picture taken with Karen's live quick cam which takes a new picture every 5 minutes when Karen is on-line.)

Bartlett High School's Web Page-- This is the web page for my high school in Webster Massachusetts. I graduated in 1988.

University of Connecticut-Neag School of Education's Web Site-- This is the official web site for my school. Below is the new official logo for the University of Connecticut. Isn't it cool?

UCEML Home Page-- This is the official web site for the computer lab located in the School of Education. I was working there part-time designing web pages for the various technologies the lab utilizes. Check out the pages for the robotics learning cluster.

Dr. Michael Young's Home Page-- This is the web page created by my Technology in Education instructor. He prefers to be called the CZAR of Technology. Check out his picture, he's just as scary in person!

Johnson & Wales University-- My sister, Sheri, is Director of European Relations. She holds 3 business degrees from the University. She currently lives in Turkey and recruits international students for the university on a full-time basis.

Alpha Phi Omega-- Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity which I am a brother of. I am called a brother because it is a co-ed fraternity. I belong to the Delta Sigma chapter at the University of Connecticut. It is a great organization founded on the ideals of scouting. Below are the Greek letters which represent Alpha Phi Omega:

The following links are part of a lesson plan scenario I prepared for my Technology in Education class (EPSY240). Myself and Billy Johnson created a lesson plan for 5th -8th graders using robotics (i.e, LEGO Dacta).

Our project was selected for the prestigious Best of the Best 1998.

Teacher Links for LEGO Dacta-- This page provides links for teachers who want to learn more about LEGO Dacta.

Student Links for LEGO Dacta-- This page provides links for students who want to learn more about LEGO Dacta.

Please come back soon and visit me.

people have visited since April 19, 1998.

This page last updated on: February 14, 2000

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