Millie Fleming

Literacy Coach

[Steve Barkley @stevebarkley]

How can school admin and coaches support the building of a culture of coaching? How does peer coaching embedded in professional growth plans and PLC decisions encourage a coaching culture? How do school leaders model a culture of coaching? https://t.co/eFQ6LXK5f6

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

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[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

Guided Inquiry Modeling in action!!
#hcpsmindset @insearchofbees @LiteracyPeeps @MIToothman

[Scholastic @Scholastic]

Thanks so much for joining our #SummerLearningChat! We hope you’re inspired to turn the “summer slide” into the “summer leap��� and keep kids learning all summer long.

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[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@doryp3714 @pamallyn @Scholastic By providing opportunities to experience reading for enjoyment. Making sure our school has sufficient classroom libraries, doing our booktalks, media center time provided and literacy night events that involve parents too.

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

A2: I think one of the biggest obstacles is access to reading materials. #SummerLearningChat @pamallyn @scholastic

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@doryp3714 @pamallyn @Scholastic That’s true but maybe just maybe access to books can change their way of viewing reading. If you’ve been denied something long enough it tends to not matter as much. We have to light the fire of reading for them!

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

Q3: I think the negative connotation associated with “summer school” makes students feel like they failed something. I like the “LitCamp” idea that @pamallyn has created. It’s powerful. #SummerLearningChat @pamallyn @scholastic

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@pamallyn @Scholastic @ncte @nypl I agree and it seems like schools have moved away from the summer reading requirement which would be beneficial and help with the “slide”

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

Millie Fleming: One of my favorite summer reading experiences was with my own children. We used to go to the pubic library every week to check out books and read together. #SummerLearningChat

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

EdCamp was 🔥!! #HCPSCoachEdCamp

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

Read Alouds Rock!
#hcpscoachedcamp @beckybonesuf @AlonsoHcp @hcpsreads

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash Trust is crucial and one of the hardest points to get across because most teachers are comfortable being their own “island” #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@sparkletchr I agree completely Karen. Establishing, modeling, and then setting them up for ownership is so important #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@sparkletchr I agree completely Karen. Establishing, modeling, and then setting them up for ownership is so important #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash A4: Being a new coach this year has really put this in perspective for me. I was a proficient teacher and I knew my curriculum front to back but stepping into this role and going through the ins and outs has been a true “learning along the way” experience. #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash A3: I feel that owning the teacher reflection and the professional development on teacher’s interest go hand in hand for me. Teachers reflecting on their own teaching and learning is important for teachers and students to be successful. #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash I feel I need to build a stronger set of resources for my teachers. Teachers are natural learners and providing them with a resource library that allows them to expand on their practice and ask questions or discuss is a valuable addition to their toolkit. #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash I used the Martha Stewart Principle a lot this year because I was a first year coach at a school with teachers who have been there for decades and establishing a comfort level was important for me #LATWcadre

[Millie Fleming @EmmThinks]

@BessDahmash A1: moderately proficient
#Cadre12