Hadar Shemesh introduces the Fluency Wheel, which maps six areas: pronunciation, grammar, listening, speaking time, active vocabulary, and confidence. The tool shows which weak spots hold you back. Most learners practice what they're already good at, so it forces you to see what actually needs work.
The Fluency wheel is a tool that I developed to help my students understand what to focus on. The Fluency wheel has six pronunciation, grammar and syntax Listening comprehension Speaking time, which means the amount of time you actually use to speak English Active vocabulary the amount of words you know and use immediately Confidence and mindset. If you have a 10 in grammar but two in confidence and mindset, you are not going to feel and experience fluency. The tendency of people is to usually gravitate to practicing the areas that they're already strong in. The fluency wheel helps reflect the things that they actually need to focus on.
Read Out Loud with me! Dare to Lead by Brené Brown | Pronunciation & Vocabulary practice
