Experts say that Erasmus participants develop a cross-cultural fluency that is essential to European life and attractive to employers.
East Carolina researchers also developed an electronic fluency device called SpeechEasy; the device is designed to improve the fluency of a person who stutters by changing the sound of the user's voice in his or her ear.
The authors draw on the phenomenon of processing fluency to develop a memory-based account of target and nontarget market effects related to consumer evaluations of culture-specific website designs.
Gap year students fortunate enough to travel or pursue an opportunity in a different country have greater global awareness and often develop fluency in a foreign language.
This is the "Shanghai mastery approach", a methodical curriculum, aimed at developing and embedding a fluency, deep knowledge and understanding of underlying mathematical concepts.
In the present study we develop this theme, presenting data on 4 subjects who spontaneously showed capture errors in verbal fluency tasks, and developing a new experimental paradigm specifically designed to elicit such interference in normal subjects.
6) Write with others While most people see writing as a solitary activity, communal writing – writing with others who are writing – can help to develop confidence, fluency and focus.
The Reading Teacher 32, 403 408] to develop reading fluency in English L1 readers, and instantiate Automaticity Theory [LaBerge, D., Samuels, S.J., 1974. Toward a theory of automatic information processing in reading. Cognitive Psychology 6, 293 323] in practice.
He strove to become eloquent, and he exhorted his classmates in one of his declamations to develop "that fluency of language, that connexion of ideas and boldness of delivery" that would serve them "in the council, in the pulpit and at the bar".
The SEMs are also bilingual, helping the visually challenged children develop English fluency as well as their self-confidence while conversing in English.
