Dr. Catlin Tucker

Reading comprehension affects almost every aspect of a student's work in school. When students struggle to make sense of what they read, the impact extends far beyond their English class. They may struggle to understand complex math word problems, make se

Podcast Episode Episode Description In this episode, I chat with Gerardo Martinez, Executive Director of Educational Technology for Westminster School District, about what educators can learn from the field of architecture when designing meaningful learni

A gradual release process for building student independence with learning strategies At the beginning of the school year, teachers invest significant time establishing classroom routines and procedures. We teach students how to enter the room, access mate

In my previous post, UDL and the Station Rotation Model in the Early Grades: Why Routines Must Come Before Content, I wrote about the importance of setting the stage for successful implementation with clear routines. Routines create the structure students

Podcast Episode Episode Description AI isn't just changing the tools people use at work; it's reshaping the tasks, decisions, and skills required across nearly every industry. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Cameron Sublett, co-author of Applied Co-Intel

It's only two months into the school year, and teachers are exhausted. This year has made everyone, regardless of their years of experience, feel like a brand new teacher. Teachers are designing learning experiences for a range of learning landscapes. Som