Learning for Life at Wildwood School
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Hearing success stories from our customers is one of our favorite things here at Teq. We recently caught up with Mark Giufre, Educational Technology Specialist at Wildwood School in Schenectady, New York. We had the opportunity to talk about the amazing work the school is doing, and learn how they use educational technology to better meet the needs of their student population.
Wildwood School serves students from the age of five all the way to twenty-one, all of whom have autism, or a variety of complex learning needs. “We’re in a lot of different areas for individuals,” says Giufre of the Wildwood curriculum, “and the technology that we purchase needs to fit our mission of teaching the whole individual.”
Watch our customer success story below to hear how technology enables learning at Wildwood School – and how Teq was able to partner in this initiative.
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