Question 1 Task 1

 

FIVE FLUENCY SKILLS

 

Fluency is important for many reasons. First reason is that fluency is a good foundation to a good comprehension reading. This makes it easier of a reader to focus on text. They can make connections between the ideas in the text and their background knowledge. When your reading is not fluent, you often don’t enjoy reading, and you are less inclined to practice reading, which may contribute even further to a decline in your reading skills.

Solution fluency is the ability to think creatively to solve problems in real time by clearly defining the problem, designing an appropriate solution, applying the solution then evaluating the process and the outcome. It is easier to solve problems with an open mind because you are able to see the problem in different perspectives.

creative fluency is more about the ease of which a person can generate an idea and turn it into a physical reality. While speed is still a part of it, it’s also about agency and self-efficacy. It’s what happens when feel that you have some control over what you are creating. There are still mistakes.

Collaboration fluency is the ability to successfully work and interact with virtual and real partners. You need to examine the problem and solve it as group. For example, in school when your teacher requires you to do a group presentation. Everyone is supposed to have an opinion on the matter and is supposed to play a role in the presentation.

Media fluency is generally understood as encompassing two skill sets. The first, which we might call media comprehension, enables media consumers to decode, analyze, and break down mediated messages into their constituent parts. The other, known as media production, involves successfully encoding some kind of meaning into a mediated message.

Information fluency is the skill to asses and solve a problem using information you have gathered. Information fluent students are able to determine their information needs, locate and critically evaluate information, solve problems, effectively communicate their learning, correctly reference information sources. Information fluency skills include being able to respect other people’s information and avoid plagiarism. 

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