Q1: My all time favorite children’s book to read with my 8th graders is Dr. Suess’s The Lorax. I love how it ends with a message of hope and empowerment- you’re in charge of the last of the Truffula seeds and Truffula trees are what everyone needs. #EinsteinFellows23

Intro: There is no better video to demonstrate the wonders and joys of being a scientist than this one. @JaneGoodallInst #Einsteinfellows23 youtube.com/watch?v=bCVmfDuR…

It is exciting to see the swell building- more teachers need to bring climate education into their classrooms: Shedding light on a crisis uft.org/news/teaching/learni… @nycschoolsustainability #EinsteinFellows23

So much fun checking out some rate books at the Library of Congress with #EinsteinFellows23

A3: I’d love to be a science instructional coach, supporting other teachers as they develop effective strategies for building the next generation of scientists and engineers in their classrooms. #EinsteinFellows23

A2: I believe, as a leader, it is more important to be likable than it is to be liked. #EinsteinFellows23

A1: One lesson I’ve learned about leading others is that everyone needs a place at the table. Find a way to show every member of the team that they are an essential part of the team. #EinsteinFellows23

Intro: Hi, my name is Sarah, I’m part of the #EinsteinFellows23. Be confident in your leadership skills. Know where you want to go and inspire others to follow you with your vision and passion.

Just registered for the Place-Based Education conference! Looking forward to learning with colleagues and spending some time in the Mitten! #placebasededucation #EinsteinFellows23