Jude Blanco Wolf

Jude Wolf serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Special Education at San Francisco State University, teaching Adolescent Literacy, Socio-Emotional Learning, and Student Teaching courses while coordinating the MMSN CalTPA program. She additionally operates a private practice as a Learning Specialist and Executive Function Coach, and provides international consultation through 2TEACH Global and the U.S. Department of State Office of Overseas Schools.

Her academic credentials include:

• Ed.D. in Learning & Instruction (Special Education concentration) from the University of San Francisco
• Graduate Certificate in Mind, Brain, and Teaching from Johns Hopkins University
• Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT) certification via Compassion Institute/Stanford CCARE

Dr. Wolf's research integrates neuroscience with inclusive pedagogy, emphasizing executive function development, emotion regulation, and compassion-centered strategies to create neurologically informed classrooms. She translates complex research into practical interventions for students with diverse learning needs, particularly focusing on cognitive resiliency in inclusive settings.

Her professional impact spans teacher preparation through CalTPA coordination, executive function coaching for students, and state-level policy work with WestEd/California Department of Education on DRDP 2025 and P-3 Learning Progression initiatives.

She actively leads the California Council for Exceptional Children (CACEC) as President-Elect and collaborates globally to advance co-teaching methodologies and inclusive assessment frameworks.