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Mrs. Beverly Chubb
Mrs. Beverly Chubb has a B.A. degree from Montclair State University in New Jersey in Business
Education and a M.S. degree from Nova Southeastern University in Computer Applications. She began her career at Westminster AcademyŽ in 1979 as the secondary business education teacher and left in 1983 to begin her family. She returned to Westminster in 1991 as the elementary computer lab facilitator. |
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Early Childhood and Elementary Computer
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| E-mail: chubbb@wacad.edu |
Westminster AcademyŽ
PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY
Technology is viewed as a means to enhance learning, to develop God-given creative talents, to prepare students for the technological demands in college and the workplace, and to equip students to fulfill the cultural mandate. The development of students' technological and problem-solving skills focuses on creating, gathering, retrieving, storing, analyzing, and synthesizing information. Good stewardship, integrity, and respect for property provide an important foundation as students interact with technological tools, enabling them to become responsible citizens of the information age.
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