Home / Education Reform / Page 6 Education Reform 10 Smart Tips for Parents: Turn Screen Time into Learning Time by Beyond Editorial Team | July 19, 2017 At Rocketship we know that when used in the right way, technology can be a powerful educational tool. Online tools should not replace any time with a teacher, rather they should complement classroom learning by helping students learn at their own pace and develop ownership over their learning. We are very purposeful about the digital… Read more > A Job Interview With Parents Transformed My Career by Joshua Pacos, Founding Principal, Rocketship Rise Academy | July 10, 2017 After spending the better part of the past decade teaching and working in charter schools in Washington D.C. and California, I thought I had it pretty well figured out. Then, while I was searching for a new public school leadership opportunity in 2014, I met four parents who – quite frankly – changed the course… Read more > From Expectation to Acceptance, My Journey To College Started At Rocketship Mateo Sheedy by Maya Diaz, 2007-2010 Rocketship Mateo Sheedy Elementary | May 24, 2017 Ten years ago, I was in third grade. I started at a new school that year that I really liked. I had great teachers and we started every day singing and dancing together. It was a good year, but I had no idea that it would make such an incredible impact on my future. But… Read more > 5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Week in the Classroom by Beyond Editorial Team | April 24, 2017 Earth Week is an opportunity to educate our youngest citizens around environmental awareness. At Rocketship, we prepare our students to be successful, empathetic, and persistent change makers both inside and outside of the classroom. Check out these five ways our Rocketeers celebrated Earth Week this year, and get some ideas for how you can implement environmental awareness in your… Read more > The Accidental Educator by Sandra Millers Younger, University of North Carolina Class of ’75 | March 21, 2017 Preston Smith, Rocketship Co-founder and CEO, won the 2016 University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Distinguished Alumni Award. This led to a feature in the University of North Carolina Alumni Review’s spring issue. Back when Preston Smith ’01 was in high school, it wasn’t hard to pick him out of the crowd. He was the… Read more > Pages: 123456789101112131415161718192021Load More Categories: Education Reform Most Popular Stories Parent Experience Parent Leadership Personalized Learning Student Experience Talent Development Pay It Forward Professional Development-Engagement Tips for Engagement Teacher Experience Uncategorized