Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I implore people to share their stories. Please comment belowContinue reading “We Need Your Story”
Category Archives: community transformation
Don’t Despise the Day of Small Beginnings
In “The Limitations of Teaching ‘Grit’ in the Classroom,” which is about education, trauma, and growth mindset, Aisha Sultan writes,Continue reading “Don’t Despise the Day of Small Beginnings”
Learning is a Lifetime Adventure
Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I discuss where I am currently in my education journeyContinue reading “Learning is a Lifetime Adventure”
Educators and Coaches Need Support to Achieve Their Own Dreams
Last week I wrote about how I’m envisioning the US education system differently, and I said I would come backContinue reading “Educators and Coaches Need Support to Achieve Their Own Dreams”
That Time I Was Sent to the Principal’s Office for Assaulting a Teacher
Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I discuss racism and equality in my high school experience.Continue reading “That Time I Was Sent to the Principal’s Office for Assaulting a Teacher”
A Different Vision for US Education
I spend a lot of time thinking about the US educational system. I’ve been mulling over some ideas since thisContinue reading “A Different Vision for US Education”
Parental Choice
Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I discuss parents choosing the best school options for theirContinue reading “Parental Choice”
Being First
I’ve literally been the last person on a plane. I’ve heard, “Paging Passenger Roshaunda Cade” as I ran all theContinue reading “Being First”
Teachers are Professionals
Teachers go to work every day, not school. Teachers are content specialists, like most people in their jobs. Whatever theirContinue reading “Teachers are Professionals”
Mini Manifesto
I desperately believe that every child deserves to have the chance to attend a high quality, free, public neighborhood school.Continue reading “Mini Manifesto”