Tips for Reading

There are many ways to approach reading, and it all depends on the text itself and why we are reading it in the first place….

The concept of fluent reading involves accurate decoding, speed, comprehension and prosody (expressive, personalised reading). The concept is also known as fluency. When we talk…

One of the strategies that the FrontRead training is based on is skimming. That is, reading a text rapidly to get an overall understanding of…

In this reading tip, we’re sharing some of our top tips on how to get started with reading training, whether it’s your first time or…

When we use the word ‘reading,’ the physical book is often first thing we think about. There are many reasons for this, but we also…

In connection with a FrontRead course, we often recommend taking a break from training in FrontRead, as this break can help students benefit from the…

To create the best conditions for a good and rewarding reading experience, activating our preunderstanding is essential. At FrontRead, activating preunderstanding is one of the…

This reading tip is based on an interview with reading counsellor Martin Holm. The interview was conducted by the National Knowledge Centre for Reading, a…

An important aspect of the FrontRead program is that all students can participate – regardless of whether they belong to the group that reads at,…

LIX is a readability measure developed by the Swedish researcher Carl-Hugo Björnsson. It indicates how easy or difficult a text is to read. The calculation…