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School & Community Resources - Maine Literacy Partnership

Students conduct a word activity while seated in a circle on the floorMaine Literacy Partnership is a professional development model focusing on literacy education in grades K – 6. Each affiliated school has a full-time literacy coach who supports teachers as they continue to refine their literacy teaching. The support takes the form of on-site graduate-level courses, continued professional development sessions, one-on-one coaching with teachers, and demonstration lessons. Maine Literacy Partnership schools enjoy a consolidated effort toward school improvement through a collaborative and ongoing relationship with the Literacy Area Programs and the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development.

This comprehensive Web site includes the following information about the University of Maine’s partnership with schools to advance the literacy achievement of elementary students.

MLP Literacy Coach Specialist Certificate

The Literacy Coach Specialist certificate is a 24 credit hour program of study that results in a credential issued by the University of Maine and national registration with the Partnership in Comprehensive Literacy at the University of Arkansas – Little Rock. The Literacy Coach Specialist certificate is designed for students who have earned a master’s degree and/or a minimum of 12 hours of appropriate reading coursework, and are seeking specialized training as a Literacy Coach. The training is restricted to candidates employed in a Maine Literacy Partnership School as a literacy coach in a school setting.

For the application and additional information, click here

 
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