1) The document discusses the concept of fluency, defining it as accomplishing tasks effortlessly, automatically, and accurately. 2) It notes that fluent students can read chunks of text fluidly and rapidly while summarizing ideas and anticipating what comes next. 3) The rest of the document explores various aspects of fluency like effectiveness, pace, confidence, and mastery through images and short passages.

1. 3.0
fluency
by Angela Maiers

2. @angelamaiers on Twitter
www.angelamaiers.com

3. knowledge
is POWER
google images: http://encefalus.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/yoda.jpg

4. what
I have
LEARNED
in the past
TWENTY-
FOUR
hours

9. FLUENCY

10. ?
what is FLUENCY
What does it mean to be fluent? Fluency to us is
accomplishing a task effortlessly. Students are
fluent when they complete tasks automatically,
fluidly, rapidly, quickly, and accurately. Students
learn how to read chunks of meaning -- phrases,
sentences, paragraphs -- as they summarize ideas
and anticipate the next thought while their eyes
flow across a sea of print. Regie Routman
reminds us, “...fluency without comprehension is
not reading, it si calling words.”
Practical Fluency: Classroom Perspectives, Grades K-6

11. effectiveness
pace
confidence
mastery
focus
competence
character
skill
flow
effortlessness

12. newby
Image found on Flicker: mrgrubb

13. native
http://giraffo.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/kids-playing-video-games2.jpg

14. comfort
=
fluent

15. F filter
L literacies
U unlearning
E engage
N network
C contribute
Y YOU

16. lter

17. literacy

18. learn
unlearn
relearn

19. engagement
http://www.clevelandwomen.com/photos/margaret-bobonich/survivor-tribal-council.jpg

20. network
image from infrastructurist.com

21. image from readwriteweb.com

23. contribute
image from http://www.irishrugby.ie/images/news/scrum_engage.jpg

26. YOU
ARE A GENIUS
AND THE WORLD
NEEDS YOUR
CONTRIBUTION

27. passion

28. http://personalbrandingbook.com/Images/coverlarge.jpg

32. knowledge
is
POWER
google images: http://encefalus.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/yoda.jpg

33. ?
affluent ¦ afloōənt; ə floō-¦
adjective
1 (esp. of a group or area) having a great deal of money;
wealthy : the affluent societies of the western world | [as plural n. ] ( the
affluent) only the affluent could afford to travel abroad. See note at
wealthy .
2 archaic (of water) flowing freely or in great quantity.
noun archaic
a tributary stream.
DERIVATIVES
affluence noun
affluently adverb
ORIGIN late Middle English (sense 2) : via Old French from
Latin affluent- ‘flowing toward, flowing freely,’ from the verb
affluere, from ad- ‘to’ + fluere ‘to flow.’

34. AFLUENT?

35. fluent
lead
will
the
and the
literate will be
left behind.

36. Angela Maiers
AUTHOR
PRESENTER
CONSULTANT
COACH
WORLD CHANGER
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37. slide development and design by
VISUAL TRANSLATOR
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
DIGITAL STORYTELLER
CONSULTANT
WORLD CHANGER
To learn more, check out
Jocelyn Wallace
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jocelyn@visuj.com
jocelyn@angelamaiers.com