Teaching Fluency
"Fluency" has become a buzzword in the arena of reading instruction, but it can be difficult to define as a term -- and an even harder to incorporate into your curriculum as a concept. Here, Maryanne Wolf shares her research and expertise to help teachers understand the basics of fluency: precisely what fluency is, how to measure student success, and ways to help students become fluent readers.
Maryanne explains the complexity and importance of fluent reading.
What is fluency? Listen
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Understanding Fluency
Fluency Development: As the Bird Learns to Fly
Download Research Paper (PDF)
New Research on an old problem: a brief history of Fluency. Go Now
Resources — Skill Building Libraries and Professional Teaching Books. Go Now
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Scholastic Transition Program - Level B
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Scholastic Transition Program - Level B
Bridge success from Spanish to English reading and writing.
Scholastic Transition Program™ makes the best use of students’ native language skills to move them from speaking into developing literacy skills in English. Using appealing, easier-to-read books, skill building workbooks, and accurate assessments, you’ll help every student become fluent in English.
Three Transition Levels to Fit Your Needs:
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Supplementary Collection | Grades 4-6
Grades 4-6 $575.00
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Silly Sally
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Silly Sally
by Audrey WoodRhymes, rhythm, and other predictable language structures to encourage children to join in the shared reading experience.
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Big Book Collection | Grades K-3
Grades K-3 $43.00
