By Maryanne Wolf
http://content.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=4470
The four most common questions about reading fluency are:
1) what is it?
2) why do so many struggling readers have great difficulty in becoming fluent
readers?
3) how can we predict who is going to have trouble becoming a
fluent reader?
4) what contributes to making a fluent reader?
I’m going to answer these questions one at a time and then I want to explore three trickier questions that are not so frequently asked but are key to
cracking the puzzle of fluency.
The Five Components: -
Fluency -
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