As with reading and mathematics, exposure to coding from an early age will yield deeper fluency -- whether we become programmers, or simply use computer/software systems as a means of leisure, learning, creative expression, or work.
Even as today's medical students graduate with a deep scientific fluency, they leave all but illiterate when it comes to the healthcare system.
This is the "Shanghai mastery approach", a methodical curriculum, aimed at developing and embedding a fluency, deep knowledge and understanding of underlying mathematical concepts.
Graham also noted the writer's deep involvement and apparent fluency in the technical language and obscure issues arising in Classical Chinese theories of language which he then only beginning to study.
To prosper in the information age, it is now necessary to acquire deeper understanding, to acquire fluency (National Research Council, 1999).
He also displayed his deep knowledge of classical music, his fluency in Latin and Italian and his love for and intimacy with Rome, a city where he lived for many years.
Morgan (18) struggled for fluency before he picked out deep midwicket off Sunil Narine, and Krishmar Santokie (2-27) then accounted for both Jos Buttler (3) and Ben Stokes (0).
The NRC (2009) defines the idea of what the new biologist of the twenty-first century should be: "The New Biologist is not a scientist who knows a little bit about all disciplines but a scientist with deep knowledge in one and a "working fluency in others".
In telling her story, Walsh sometimes verges on melodrama, but she writes the local dialect with a native speaker's fluency, and her vibrant language digs deep into her characters' emotional and social terrain.
Representational fluency is an important aspect of deep conceptual understanding.
