Jacy Lawrence graduated from Concordia University St. Paul with an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction and currently works as a seventh grade language arts teacher at a middle school in Minnesota. Boasting eight years in the classroom and the lead position of her school’s literacy project team, we asked Jacy
There were many appealing aspects that helped make my decision to enroll in Concordia University St. Paul’s master’s in educational technology program. However, one of the final decision makers was the affordability. After shopping around for the right master’s program for me, this component pushed me to choose this university
I chose to get a master’s degree in educational technology from Concordia University, Saint Paul to become a better classroom teacher. Yet being an elementary education teacher consumes an immense amount of time, and the thought of taking on yet another thing seemed a little daunting to me. I was
Truthfully, I knew the answer to this question before I even started at Concordia University-Saint Paul. I was sure that obtaining an ed-tech master’s degree in Minnesota would further my educational credentials, but it would also better prepare me for 21st century learning. Yet while I knew the answer to,
