Free Speed Reading Course (3/5)
Speed reading instructor Paul Nowak of Iris (www.irisreading.com) explains simple tips and strategies to help you learn to speed read. You’ll learn about subvocalization and auditory reassurance, and how these reading habits can keep you from reading faster. Speed reading helps you become more productive and can help you save time. This speed reading class covers the old reading habits that need to be changed in order to start reading faster.
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not for me, I got 500 words in reading but 210 speaking on the drill. Still it is very informative of the flaws: fixation, regression, and auditory reassurance, as well as the lack of improving the basics in the education system in part 2. Comprehension is worse as he said out loud, due to the added task of vocalization. This is a good lecture, better and more interesting than most I took before graduating from Brooklyn College in fall 2008. My total at 1:20 was the sum of 2 prior reads.
30 OKs in 8 minutes equal 4 OKs per minute.
so far no help . . .
try photoreading lessons. you can read a book in 5 min
210 speaking, 330 reading normally.
somebody help only 100
Note: I’m not mentally retarded without any experience in reading books, too low grades etc.
speaking 160. reading normally 340.