In addition to classroom teaching, Sarah’s contributions to education include publications and videos that capture the thought movements that power students’ lived experiences. Sarah has focused on themes of creativity and meaningful technology integration.
Videos
These short films reflect the unique creative spirit of organizations that value diversity of thought:
Art of Giving: What is Your Vision?
(2016)
A short film featuring the creative process and ways of seeing, in celebration of “Art of Giving,” Trinity Episcopal School’s 2016 Night To Shine fundraising gala.
created for Trinity Episcopal School’s Night to Shine gala
2016
Sarah worked closely with Lorena Margain-Junco, art curator and event visionary.
Where Do Good Ideas Come From?
(2014)
An animated short film created for Trinity Episcopal School’s Night To Shine annual fundraiser.
Sarah interviewed students about the wonders of being a student and compiled them into dynamic vignettes with After Effects to echo the narrative that good ideas often appear where worlds overlap.
Music composed by Arun Venkatesh of Rebirth Music.
Teacher Perspectives
Interviews with teachers and fly-on-the-wall classroom footage weave together to remind learning communities of their educational vision and core values.
Trinity “A Night to Shine” Fundraiser
(2011)
TLC: Teachers Learning for Our Children,
Trevor Day School
(2008)
Publications
- Connecting Ideas to Build the World We Want to Live In
T Magazine
2015 - Discovering Time: Nurturing Hybrid Minds by Rooting Technology in The Natural World
T Magazine
2013 - Meaningful Change
Trevor Magazine
2008 - The New “High Tech”
Trevor Magazine
2006
Sarah’s writing for schools.
(narrated, 2009)