Sarah Said

Sarah Said is an educator who has served in various roles: teacher, assistant principal, dean, curriculum coordinator, and multilingual coordinator. Sarah is an advocate for the students she serves and is a strong voice in education. She is currently an ELL English teacher at Dream Academy High School in SD U-46 Elgin. She has been published in various publications, such as Learning for Justice, EdWeek Teacher, The Teaching Channel, and Edutopia.

You can connect with Sarah on her twitter (X) page @MrsSaid17.

Eliminating The “Invisible Tax” on Multilingual Educators in K–12 Education

The "invisible tax" on English language educators, and specifically on multilingual educators, can strain teachers and lead to burnout. What can schools do to alleviate this tax and improve multilingual teacher retention? 

Author: Sarah Said

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