How to Train for Speed and Fluency
Fluency equals speed plus accuracy. To train for speed and fluency, you need to provide learners lots of practice to build skills.
Fluency equals speed plus accuracy. To train for speed and fluency, you need to provide learners lots of practice to build skills.
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