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Timothy Rasinski, Ph.D.
Prosody: That Other Component of Reading Fluency
May 29, 2024| Posted in Literacy, Best Practices| 1698
What comes to mind when you hear the term “reading fluency?” For many educators, one of the first connections is to automatic word recognition and reading speed. However, there is another essential component to reading fluency, that is often overlooked – prosody. Discover the power of prosody and explore effective methods for teaching it, balancing scientific principles with artistic approaches.
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