Reading fluency is the ability to read with proper speed, accuracy, and expression. Children, and people in general, must be able to read fluently in order to understand what they’re reading.

The same fluency-building strategies—repeated reading, choral reading, and echo reading—are still well-prescribed. Having students read alone silently is still seen as lacking an evidence base.

A new study implicates defects in brain white matter in impaired reading fluency, seen both in people with dyslexia and patients with a rare genetic brain condition called periventricular nodular ...

Fifteen years after the National Reading Panel identified it as a pillar of reading instruction, fluency remains a neglected and somewhat misunderstood skill, according to experts.

In education, it is extremely important that the correct strategies and activities, proven by research to work time and again, are used in and out of the classroom. Powered by technology, ...

What strategies can teachers use to develop reading fluency? I’d like to share five basic strategies we can use to develop fluency: Modeling fluent reading: Teachers and parents should read to kids ...

NBC 5 is Reading With You all summer long, with ways to keep your children engaged in reading while they are out of school. This week’s lesson is on fluency.

Fluency is the ability to read with accuracy, automaticity, phrasing, and expression, and it directly correlates with reading comprehension.

It is important to improve your child’s reading fluency to prepare them for the future. Here are 7 effective ways you can do that. TheHealthSite.com ...

A recent Accenture study reported some fascinating statistics about the connection between digital fluency — the extent to which people embrace and use digital technologies to become more ...