Welcome to the Anthony Burns Technology Page!
On this page you will find links to several helpful websites, as well as the passwords needed to access those sites if necessary.
As always, please direct any questions to Mrs. Patishnock, Anthony Burns Elementary School Technology Resource Teacher (TRT) patishnockja @ staffordschools.net
*This Stafford County Public School web page contains links to one or more pages "outside" of the SCPS website. SCPS does not control the content or relevancy of these pages.
For the Students & Parents
Everyday Mathematics Family Letters
In English & Spanish
Everyday Math Games (Demos only)
Online Version of the Games from the Book
Everyday Math for Parents
Parents' Guide to the Math Series
Everyday Math
Another Helpful Everyday Math Link
Central Rappahannock Regional Library
Your Public Library
Enchanted Learning
Helpful Research Link
Leave Your Science Book at School?
Member Name is "mmhvirginia"
& Password is "science123"
SOL Pass - SOL Review Website
Contact your child's for password (Grades 3 - 5)
Great Resources for All
Guest Name is "abes"
Yahooligans
Kid Friendly Search Engine
Homework Help & More
From the Rappahannock Public Library
Virginia Department of Education
About the TRT position
A Technology Resource Teacher is here to help you, the teacher, find ways to integrate and infuse technology into your classroom instruction. A TRT is in a school to spend a majority of his/her time (70% or 28 hours a week) assisting teachers with the integration of technology in the classroom, train teachers to use technology, assist with curriculum development, model instruction strategies, and offer direct assistance to teachers by way of classroom visitations. Some of the time (15% or 6 hours a week) of a TRT is spent meeting with administrators, serving on leadership committees, and attending professional in-services. The TRT will also spend some time (10% or 4 hours a week) creating and implementing a plan to communicate progress and activities (ex: newsletter, technology webpage, emails). Only a little bit of time (4% or 2 hours a week) will be spent on minor troubleshooting of computer lab equipment, hardware or software problems. Even less time (1% or 1 hour a week) is spent maintaining records to document progress and activities.
