The sequential four-part pathway teaches the Competent Learner Model, an educational framework that enhances learning outcomes for all students — especially those with learning and behavioral challenges. Tucci’s business, Tucci Learning Solutions, provided an in-kind gift worth $550,000 to help launch the microcredential, a partnership between the WVU Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Department of Psychology and the CLM Center of Excellence, a division of Tucci Learning Solutions.
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