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ABOUT
US
HISTORY |
FOUNDER | THE
QLC LEARNING MODEL | SERVICES
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Resumé of Michael John Maloney, M.A.
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QLC
Educational Services Ltd.,
208 -210 Front St. S. P.O. Box 908,
Belleville, Ontario, Canada K8N 5B6
Contact:
Tel. (Bus.) (613) 967-9959 (613) 967-0220 - Private line
(Res.) (613) 966-1370
Fax (613) 967-3752
e-mail: info@teachyourchildrenwell.com
web: www.teachyourchildrenwell.ca
Academic
Qualifications
1978 Elementary Teacher's Certificate, State of Maine, Augusta
1978 Elementary Principal's Certificate, State of Maine, Augusta
1977 Elementary Principal's Certificate, Ministry of Education, Toronto
1977 Permanent Type A Teacher's Certificate, Ministry of Education, Toronto,
Ontario.
1970 Master of Arts Degree (Child Research & Development), University
of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
1970 Completion of Ph.d. academic courses and Ph.d. General Exams
1965 Interim Type B Teacher's Certificate, Queen's University, Kingston,
Ontario
1964 Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy), St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish,
Nova Scotia.
1961 Grade 13 Diploma, St. Peter's High School, Peterborough, Ontario
Teaching
Experience
Elementary Schools
1978 - Present—Founder and Director of Quinte Learning Centre Ltd.,
developing and implementing accelerated academic programs for 'at risk'
children and adults.
1979 - (August)—Principal—North Elementary School, Portland,
Maine.
1975 -1978—Educational Psychologist, Hastings County Board of Education
developing and implementing special educational programs and services
for students with learning deficits.
Secondary Schools
1965—Classroom teacher, Frontenac Board of Education, Kingston, Ontario—3
of 16 teaching History and Geography courses.
1964—Classroom teacher—Regiopolis College, Kingston, Ontario—
teaching History and Geography courses.
College Teaching
1975 -1988—Lecturer, Extension Dept., St. Lawrence College of Applied
Arts & Technology and Loyalist College of Applied Arts & Technology—teaching
various psychology and education courses.
1970 -1975—Master Teacher, Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology—founded
and instituted province-wide program for training of front-line staff
in group homes & institutions for handicapped individuals.
University Teaching
1982 - 1985—Guest Lecturer, Ministry of Education (Ontario) Special
Education Certificate Course, 3rd Year, McArthur College, Queen's University.
1976 - 1977—Trainer, University of Oregon, Dept. of Special Education.
Follow-Through Project on-site training, Cherokee, North Carolina and
Abermarle, Virginia.
1976 Lecturer—Queens University, Kingston, Ontario—Extension
Dept. Child Development course.
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