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• First Name: Rebecca
• Last Name: Monterastelli
• Email Address: Rmonterastelli@carmelhs.org
• City/Region: Wonder Lake
• Country: United States
• Home Phone: 847-254-4502
• Occupation: High School Math Teacher
• Industry: Carmel Catholic High School
• Postal Address: 8522 Garrison Road

Projects from EPSY 590 Net:

• Wordpress- Algebra Blog
• Scratch- Calculator
• Second Life- Table and Grill
• Mahara- All About Algebra

Projects from EPS 415:

• Multilitericies Wik.ed Group Project
• Moodle-  Algebra 1 Resource Page
• Wordpress- Reflections

Projects from EPSY 474:

• Paper- Evaluating High School Resource Center
• Powerpoint- Evaluating High School Resource Center

Projects from EPSY 490 OL:

• Essays
• Replies to the work of other students
• Wonderments
• Conflict Resolution project
• Wiked research summary and webpage construction

Projects from EPS 415 XM:

• Multiliteracies Wik.ed Group Project

Projects from EPSY 590 TER:

• Student Response Systems Grant Paper
• Student Response Systems Grant  Powerpoint
• Student Response Systems Grant Timeline

Projects from EPSY 556:

• Blog 
• ePortfolio
• Webquest- When Are We Ever Going to Use This?
• Digital Story- My Journey
• Learning Objectives- Slope

Projects from EPSY 590 ASA:

Summer 2008

• EPSY 590 NET: Networks for Learning
• EPSY 457: Computer Use in Education

Fall 2008

• EPSY 474: Evaluating Learning Technologies

Spring 2009

• EPSY 490 OL: Issues & Developments in Educational Psychology: Learning and Classroom Management

Summer 2009

• EPS 415 XM: Information Technology Ethics
• EPSY 590 TER: Technology & Education Reform

Fall 2009

• EPSY 556: Analysis of Advanced Instructional Technologies 

Spring 2010

• EPSY 590 ASA: Issues in Traditional and Alternative Student Assessment

My name is Rebecca Monterastelli.  I am currently a fourth year high school math teacher.  In the past I have taught Algebra 1- basic, Algebra 1- average, Algebra 1- honors, and Algebra 2- average. 

On this page you will find the projects and activities I created during my time in the CTER program.  I started this program the Summer of 2008 and will graduate May 2010. 

Also on this page you will find certain resource cites I find helpful as well as links to my completed courses.

If you would like, please also take a look at my non-mahara eportfolio created with Kompozer.

Below are some examples of how the coursework from CTER has helped me fulfil the standards of the Teacher Technology Standards.

ISTE's Educational Standards for Teachers

1. Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning and Creativity

•  Mahara- All About Algebra
• Moodle-  Algebra 1 Resource Page

2. Design and Develop Digital-Age Learning Experiences and Assessments

• Paper- Evaluating High School Resource Center

3. Model Digital-Age Work and Learning

• Evaluation from Paper- Evaluating High School Resource Center

4. Promote and Model Digital Citizenship and Responsibility

5. Engage in Professional Growth and Leadership

•  Paper- Evaluating High School Resource Center
• Multiliteracies Wik.ed Group Project
• Student Response Systems Grant Paper

• EPSY556 Blog
• Montera1’s Weblog

• Carmel Catholic High School
• McDougal Littell
• Edline
• Illinois State Board of Education
• NCTM Home Page
• TI Calculators

R. Monterastelli

University of Illinois

September 2, 2009