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Catlin Tucker - Blended Learning
Catlin Tucker is a Google Certified Teacher and CUE Lead Learner. She teaches 9th and 10th grade English language arts at Windsor High School in Sonoma County, where she was named Teacher of the Year in 2010. She has also taught online college level writing courses, which led to her interest in blended learning.
Corwin published her first book Blended Learning for Grades 4-12 in June 2012 and she authored a blended learning course for ASCD. She co-authored a book titled Creating Your Google Apps Classroom, which was published in June 2014. She is currently working on her second solo book Using Technology to Teach the Common Core Literacy Standards. Catlin has published articles in Educational Leadership, OnCue, and the Teacher Librarian Journal.
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