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SCIENCE OF LEARNING • EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE • TECHNOLOGY & AI

Science of Learning → Evidence-Based Practice → Technology and AI.

In that order. Always.

The order matters. Most edtech gets it backward: tool first, pedagogy second, research somewhere in the background. I help districts, schools, and teachers reverse that: start with how people actually learn, build the instructional design around it, then bring in AI where it earns its place. For 12+ years, I have translated evidence-based strategies and cognitive science into classroom instruction strengthened by EdTech and AI.

Dr. Matt Rhoads
Tulare Joint Union High School District

RECENT CONSULTING PARTNER FEEDBACK

“I think it was a great start to our co-teaching in the 26-27 school year. I enjoyed listening to Belinda and Matt.”

Kevin Covert, Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum, Technology & Assessment

CONSULTING & PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

Start with the instructional outcome or organizational challenge in front of you.

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Integrate AI into instruction through the science of learning

Help teachers, coaches, and curriculum leaders connect AI to how students learn, sound instructional design, assessment, feedback, and differentiation.

02

Strengthen instructional coaching and leadership

Build the coaching routines, leadership capacity, and professional learning systems that help educators improve practice over time.

03

Build AI readiness, policy, and governance

Develop the organizational capacity, policy, and roadmap needed to use AI effectively and responsibly.

04

Strengthen inclusive systems

Launch, sustain, or renew co-teaching programs with practical partnership routines.

05

Improve accreditation and operations

Organize evidence, build coherent improvement systems, and prepare stakeholders for WASC review.

RECENT IMPLEMENTATION SNAPSHOT

Nippersink School District 2 · Co-Teaching Evolved · August 2026

Recent engagement feedback highlighted co-planning routines, guided lesson design, and practical rubrics.

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Co-planning routines

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Guided lesson design

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Practical rubrics

Solution Tree engagement evaluation summary

PARTNERSHIPS

Districts, universities, education organizations, and EdTech partners.

Solution Tree

Solution Tree

Dayton Public Schools

Dayton Public Schools

Wise Academy

Wise Academy

Digital Promise

Digital Promise

San Diego State University

San Diego State University

LINCS

LINCS

Paper Learning

Paper Learning

Curriculum Genie

Tulare Joint Union High School District

Tulare Joint Union High School District

East San Gabriel SELPA

East San Gabriel SELPA

SAGE Education

SAGE Education

Array Global

Array Global

LATEST FROM THE BLOG

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Teachers are told to review AI output before using it. But a read-through is not an audit.

BOOK-SUPPORTED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

Pair a workshop, coaching cycle, or leadership session with the right book for your team.

Every consulting engagement can include book sets so participants have a shared reference they can use during implementation.

Co-Teaching Evolved book cover

NOT SURE WHICH PATH FITS?

Book a Discovery Call

A short discovery call can identify the most useful starting point and whether a workshop, academy, book study, or longer engagement makes sense.