In a message dated 7/8/2007 9:35:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I
agree with Elaine that DIBELS can message readers that WPM is what  reading
is all about.  



You're right....DIBELS can leave that message. So, we need to intervene and  
let them know daily what fluency is, and why it is important. I have mentioned 
 earlier that I do Reader's Theater, daily practice and weekly performance. 
In  those DAILY situations we talk about what fluency REALLY is and why it is  
important. I have a rubric for performance day, and after each performance the 
 students give positive comments about each performance. I also give positive 
 comments and suggestions for improvement. When DIBELS comes around I let 
them  know, this is a test to see if all that practice is working and for them 
to 
 think about what we have learned about fluency. It makes a difference. We 
need  to be specific, we need to show them the difference.
Terry/FL



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