Explicit fluency instruction often takes a back seat after third grade, but there’s still so much for students to learn and practice. This article shares strategies for keeping fluency central in fourth and fifth grade.

Measuring oral reading fluency is more than words correct per minute. See what other elements your assessment should cover to get a more complete picture of student understanding.

Knowing what our youngest students know and can do is crucial for closing systemic gaps and improving equity—but it doesn’t have to be assessment as usual.

Assessment tools can be especially helpful for identifying learning gaps and providing targeted interventions for primary-grade students. Learn more about high-quality assessments and developmentally appropriate options for early learners.

Culturally responsive texts can be a child’s window to the world or a mirror to their inner self. See how early literacy and social-emotional learning go hand in hand.

MAP Reading Fluency was designed to deliver a superior reading assessment experience for emerging readers. See how the solution leverages innovative speech-recognition technology to provide teachers with objective, actionable reading data.

One-on-one reading fluency assessments may be familiar and commonplace in early learning classrooms, but there’s a better way. Learn more about the time savings, objectivity, and holistic data available with technology-based fluency assessments.