Definitions

1. Speed-reading is the purported ability to read as many as 10,000 to 25,000 words a minute. (Web site)
2. Speed-reading is about reading--and being able to recall--more written information in less time.
3. Speed-reading is maximizing our reading and comprehension skills.
4. Speed-reading is not a difficult skill to learn.
5. Speed-Reading is not 'pushing harder'. (Web site)

Content

1. If that were the case things like speed-reading and scanning for content would be nearly impossible.
2. This is a content that will aid you to learn some of the speed-reading techniques. (Web site)

College Students

1. Speed-Reading would benefit one and all but the targeted audience who would benefit the most are College students, language Students, and Work employees. (Web site)

Books

1. As you improve, buy one of the books on speed-reading and settle on the pattern which works best for you. (Web site)

Speed Reading

1. My favorite quote about speed reading is from Woody Allen: "I took a speed-reading course and read War and Peace in 20 minutes. (Web site)

Improving

1. Learn how to do everything from beating back the impulse to procrastinate to improving your memory and speed-reading to creating a goals-step-time analysis.
2. These speed-reading skills will also help you in improving your memory. (Web site)

Technique

1. Face it, speed-reading isn't mostly about technique; it is about mind set. (Web site)

Exercises

1. All computer exercises are divided into two groups: Exercises for development of the field of sight; and exercises for development of speed-reading skills.

Understanding

1. The more speed-reading then more understanding. (Web site)

Time

1. Speed-reading can be done by almost anyone willing to take the time to learn some simple techniques and tricks.

Websites

1. There are many websites accessible on the web that will give you more information about speed-reading. (Web site)

Courses

1. In fact, we guarantee that all of our speed-reading courses will increase your reading speed by more than double your current rate.
2. You only need one to start with, since most all articles (like this one) and books and courses on speed-reading basically cover similar techniques. (Web site)

Comprehension

1. You learn to sharpen your comprehension, memory and speed-reading skills.
2. Although it is difficult to speed-read a complex chapter in a Mathematics book, using speed-reading techniques can help to improve your comprehension.

Reading

1. Finally, remember that speed-reading is not some magical secret you can pick up in ten minutes by reading this article. (Web site)
2. Most of the people who have learned these speed-reading techniques are capable of reading more than three hundred to four hundred words in minute. (Web site)
3. Seminars and speed-reading books leave it up to you to train yourself to break lifelong habits of reading. (Web site)

Skill

1. Releasing tension is an important part of developing the skill of speed-reading. (Web site)

Words

1. One of the primary tricks in speed-reading is to look at phrases and groups of words instead of individual words.

Sub-Vocalization

1. Also it is important to eliminate sub-vocalization in speed-reading. (Web site)

Speed-Reading

1. Reading: character-building patriotic stories, speed-reading and comprehension, book reports. (Web site)
2. You could join in speed-reading courses or speed-reading classes and improve reading skills, or go through exercises for speed-reading. (Web site)
3. Speed-reading as the term indicates, is reading faster and at the same time assimilating and understanding information in the same speed.

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