Sentence examples for fluency training from inspiring English sources

The practical implications of the study are discussed in terms of the use of Fluency Training for children with ASD within the educational setting.

All teachers are expected to undergo language fluency training, where they learn to employ language scaffolds and tools to help linguistically diverse students meet the high expectations placed on all the school's students.

The study investigated the efficacy of fluency training (FT) and discrete trial instruction (DTI) to teach phonic reading to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with particular emphasis on the acquisition of correct letter-sound correspondence and the learning outcomes of behavioural fluency instruction.

Of particular relevance in our findings are practitioner fears about unjust exclusion of specific practitioner subgroups, whether part-time or foreign-trained practitioners, immigrants, those lacking English fluency, or those trained through traditional apprenticeship.

Indeed, evidence of enhanced response (motor) fluency (priming) to trained (vs. untrained) sequences in the absence of recognition would be consistent with implicit knowledge [70], [71], [72].

The blue-collar jobs that do not require much training or fluency in English are increasingly found in the countryside.

What follows is a review of: (1) the factors affecting graduate training in fluency, (2) the need for better training in parent counseling during the preliminary stages of working with preschool children who stammer (CWS), and (3) a possible framework for this incorporating this training in a tightly-controlled clinical opportunity.

Despite Perveen's family wealth and influence in law and commerce, her legal training and fluency in several languages, as a woman, she's not allowed admittance to the bar, which relegates Perveen to the offices of Mistry Law, reviewing and translating contracts and wills, preparing legal briefs, doing the accounting and advising on legal strategies argued by her father in the High Court.

Our findings that rapid naming is the strongest predictor of reading supports the view that training of fluency should be taken into account.

More recently, Palluel-Germain et al. [5], in a pilot study, analyzed the effects of using HPG to train the fluency of writing cursive letters in kindergarten children.

There was no significant difference in reading fluency between students in teacher training alone and those in the control group.