Reading fluency is the ability to read with sufficient ease, accuracy, and expression, providing a bridge between word recognition and comprehension. To help students become more fluent, many educators assume that reading more is the key, and therefore require students to read silently for several minutes a day. The problem, however, is that silent reading is not proven to help build reading fluency in struggling readers.
This article gives a brief introduction to language development and includes age-appropriate activities for language-building for children birth to 3 years old.
Health and aged care professionals who provide care to older Australians at end of life now have access to a new resource that aims to give them the right tools for the job.
Yes, we know. It's not much fun for any of us, but at some point we've all got to get down to a bit of studying for exams.
Don’t put that baby down. Research now says you can’t hold your baby too much. In fact, the more you snuggle with your babe, the better off they’ll be.
Unlike Peter Pan, most kids do want to grow up. They’re usually excited to read chapter books because it marks their coming of age as a reader. Here are a few things you can do to help your child successfully transition to chapter books.
I chat with author and co-founder of the Dyslexia Training Institute Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurley and she shares her expertise and advice for helping dyslexic kids.
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Early Intervention and School Readiness
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Language – understanding and expression
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Early Intervention and School Readiness
Speech Clarity
Language – understanding and expression’ 
Stuttering
Trouble Reading