Summer PD Courses 2018
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High-quality professional development
without the busy schedule of the school year.
At Teq, we understand the school year requires educators to face competing interests and demands on their time — which makes summer the perfect time for professional development! We welcome you to make the most of your more-flexible schedule and take part in any of our unique PD courses throughout the summer months. Offered at two great locations, Long Island and NYC, participants will be equipped with best practices for curriculum development, technology integration, teaching and learning, and more.
NYS CTLE approved
Receive 3 CTLE hours
upon completion.
Long Island HQ
7 Norden Lane
Huntington Station, NY 11746
NYC Showroom
200 Lexington Ave # 1115
New York, NY 10016
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