Biography

Sarah Barrett is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education, York University. Her research centres on the impact that the core beliefs and values of teachers have on classroom practice. Identity and the impact of professional culture are central themes in her work. She has authored several articles on teachers' experiences of their unions and workplaces, teacher education and teacher identity and presented at several national and international conferences. Her current research revolves around teachers' experiences of teaching online during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Please see her personal website for publications and updates: drsarahbarrett.com

Barrett's most recent publication is an article in a special edition of the Journal of Teaching and Learning:  Maintaining Equitable and Inclusive Classrooms Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Scholarly Interests

teachers' values and beliefs

Faculty & School/Dept

• Faculty of Education

Courses Taught

• Special Topics: Ecology, Ethics and Education (GS/EDUC 5446)
• Teaching Chemistry in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - A (ED/CHEM 4000)
• Teaching Chemistry in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - B (ED/CHEM 4001)
• Teaching Physics in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - A (ED/PHYS 4000)
• Teaching Physics in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - B (ED/PHYS 4001)
• Teaching Science (General) in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - A (ED/SCIE 4000)
• Teaching Science (General) in the Intermediate-Senior Divisions - B (ED/SCIE 4001)
• Teaching Science in the Intermediate Division (ED/SCIE 3000)

Professional Affiliations

• Canadian Society for Studies in Education
• American Educational Research Association