Fluid Reasoning
Learners will be able to define and understand examples of fluid reasoning and how it is assessed. You will learn that weaknesses in fluid reasoning can affect reading, math and writing performance and strategies to help students with these weaknesses in your classroom.
Example Curriculum
Fluid Reasoning- Defined
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Implications of Fluid Reasoning Deficits
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Strategies to Support Fluid Reasoning Weaknesses
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Meet the Author
Brittany Gaus is a School Psychologist, supporting in Arizona. She has a Master’s in Education of School Psychology from Alliant International University, Irvine. Brittany has been practicing as a school psychologist since 2018. In her free time, she enjoys camping with her husband and dog.
