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Make whole-class fluency assessment take minutes instead of hours or days.

When fluency assessment depends on one-on-one timing, manual marking, and paper score sheets, a class of 30 students can take a whole morning or even a full week to get through. Group Reading Sessions give teachers one clear UI flow for collecting submissions, keeping room status visible, and reviewing each read with AI analysis plus manual marking when needed.

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Behind the scenes

ReadingFluency.app keeps the room code, live roster, submitted reads, AI-assisted analysis, and review queue together so the teacher can spend less time on assessment logistics and make whole-class fluency checks easier to run on a regular cadence.

Interactive demo

Try the controls below to get a feel for the workflow. This is a fake UI for demonstration, and it may not match the real product exactly. If you want to use the real workflow, sign up and try it in the app.

Classroom code
Room Cedar-214
Live group assessment in progress
5
Students
2
Done
Active roster
Group session review
Animal Adaptations
Playback and auto-marked review per sentence
Animalsadapttotheirenvironmentindifferentways.Somechangecolor,whileothersstorefoodforwinter.Indrydeserts,camelsconservewaterandrestduringthehottestpartoftheday.Incoldregions,thickfurandlayersoffathelpanimalsstaywarm.Birdsmaymigratelongdistanceswhenseasonschange,whileinsectshideunderleaves,bark,orsoiluntilconditionsimprove.Thislongerpassagegivesteachersmoretexttoreviewduringthemocksession.
Teacher view
Watch the whole roster, keep the room moving, and jump straight into any completed submission.
Selected student
Submitted 18 seconds ago
Focused student
Maya Chen
AI analysis ready
Submitted 18 seconds ago
Accuracy
94%
Reading rate
112 WPM
Review status
Auto-marking is already loaded for this submission, so the teacher can move straight into review instead of waiting on cleanup.

Follow one teacher-side flow from launch to review

Start one room, let students join with a code, watch submissions arrive, and move into the review queue without switching between separate tools or checklists.

Keep the room status visible while the class works

See who is connected, who submitted, and which student read is waiting next so the workflow stays organized while the session is still live.

Use AI analysis first, then mark manually if needed

Automatic analysis makes miscues and scoring visible right away. English accuracy is about 95%, other languages may vary, and teacher marking is always available.

What makes this hard today
  • Traditional fluency assessment is still a one-on-one, face-to-face process where teachers spend a minute or more with every student just to listen, count, and mark scores manually.
  • For a class of 30 students, that manual routine can take the whole morning or stretch across the whole week before everyone is assessed.
  • Because that process takes so much time, it does not scale well, and many teachers cannot afford to assess the whole group as frequently as they would like.
  • Pen-and-pencil tracking makes it harder to keep room progress, completed reads, and the next student to review organized while the class is moving.
What your team gets instead
  • Use one clear UI flow: launch a room, let students join with a code, watch submissions arrive, and move through the review queue from the same teacher screen.
  • See who is connected, who submitted, and which student read is ready for review in one live roster instead of tracking progress on paper.
  • Use automatic AI analysis to make miscues and scoring visible right away. English accuracy is about 95%; other languages may vary, and manual marking stays available.
  • Make whole-class fluency checks more manageable to repeat because collection, AI support, and teacher review stay in one place.
Want to see your own workflow?

Run your next fluency round without the usual scramble.

Open ReadingFluency.app to create passages, track scores, and keep every fluency check in one place.

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