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Sarah Webb

Sarah Webb is the senior curriculum designer for multilingual learners in Humanities at Great Minds. Before joining Great Minds, she was an English learner teacher and instructional coach in Dayton, Ohio.

Sarah Webb

5 Steps for a Return to Learning
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5 Steps for a Return to Learning

December 22, 2020
We Hear You: What School Districts Need and Want for a Return to Learning As school districts make final decisions for how to return to learning this...
New York City Montessori Charter School Leaders Welcome Great Minds’ High Standards
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New York City Montessori Charter School Leaders Welcome Great Minds’ High Standards

December 18, 2020
Before taking over as principal of New York City’s first public Montessori school in 2015, Abeku Hayes worked as an acting and dance teacher in Ohio,...
The Little Things Teachers Do Every Day Are Actually Big Things: How to Retain Them During Virtual Learning
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The Little Things Teachers Do Every Day Are Actually Big Things: How to Retain Them During Virtual Learning

December 16, 2020
As a former special education teacher and the mom of two middle school students with dyslexia, I've developed some easy-to-use tips on how best to...
Improving Equity in Science Education
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Improving Equity in Science Education

December 4, 2020
In this video, you’ll hear from three members of the PhD Science team—Brianna Reilly, curriculum development manager, Isaac Stauffer, professional...
Supporting Social-Emotional Learning in Science
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Supporting Social-Emotional Learning in Science

November 5, 2020
School looks different for most students this year, and that change requires a new focus on their social emotional learning needs. Watch our latest...
Educational Redlining is a Pernicious Problem; Baltimore is Leading the Way in Addressing It
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Educational Redlining is a Pernicious Problem; Baltimore is Leading the Way in Addressing It

October 9, 2020
I grew up in Howard County, Md., and was a byproduct of public schools. My former high school sits 11 miles from where I taught—ConneXions, an...

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