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Reading Fluency Toolkit
Reading Fluency Toolkit
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READING FLUENCY TOOLKIT
A research-backed, plain-language guide to supporting your child's reading fluency — written by a licensed psychologist with 30+ years of experience.
Watching your child struggle to read is one of the most frustrating and heartbreaking experiences a parent can face. The Reading Fluency Toolkit gives you practical strategies you can start using right now. No clinical jargon. No generic advice. Just evidence-based tools translated into real-world steps that actually work.
What you'll be able to do:
- Understand why your child struggles with reading — and what's behind it
- Practice fluency in ways that are effective and low-stress
- Work effectively with your child's school and teachers
- Monitor your child's reading progress over time
- Use oral reading fluency passages for at-home practice
- Take care of yourself while caring for your child
Modules included:
- Understanding Reading Difficulties
- Fluency Practice at Home
- Working with Your Child's School
- Oral Reading Fluency Passages by Grade
- Progress Monitoring
- Parent Support & More
About the author: Dr. Brad Dufrene is a licensed psychologist and Professor of Psychology with more than 30 years of clinical, research, and academic experience supporting children and families. He specializes in school and pediatric psychology, with deep expertise in Learning Disabilities, Reading Interventions, ADHD, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. With over 100 publications and an H-index of 41, Dr. Dufrene offers a rare combination of real-world clinical experience and research-backed insight. Every strategy in this toolkit is grounded in decades of hands-on practice and a deep understanding of what actually works — not just in theory, but in the everyday lives of kids and the parents who advocate for them.
Frequently asked questions:
What format is this product? A downloadable PDF. You'll receive a link immediately after purchase to save it to any device.
Is this a substitute for a reading evaluation? No. This toolkit is an educational resource, not a diagnostic evaluation or clinical treatment. Always consult a qualified professional for individualized guidance.
What ages is this designed for? The strategies are written for parents of school-age children (roughly ages 6–18), though many principles apply more broadly.
Can I use this in my professional practice? Yes — licensed professionals may use the toolkit within their own non-commercial practice. Redistribution or resale is not permitted.
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