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Fact Fluency for Addition and Subtraction
Reinforcing StrategiesThe link below contains strategies you should use to reinforce strategy development to help with fact fluency. Research shows only 30% of the population are rote memorizers. Therefore, memorizing your facts is an ineffective strategy to improve fact fluency.Once students have a strategy in place, you can implement flash cards and/or timed tests. However, you should only assess knowledge of facts in which students have mastered a strategy.Games to Build Fact FluencyAssessing Fact FluencyArticles About Fact FluencyFact fluency video:
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