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"Speed Reading" Increase Your Comprehension and Reading Speed by S. Mills, 2008-11-30

Business Speed Reading with The Course on Money by Dr Jay Polmar, 2010-01-11

Learn Speed Reading in 24 Hours by Dr. Marvin Kapochek PhD., 2008-09-01

Reading in a Second Language: Moving from Theory to Practice (Cambridge Applied Linguistics) by William Grabe, 2008-12-15

Reading Faster and Understanding More, Book 1 (5th Edition) by Wanda Maureen Miller, Sharon Steeber de Orozco, 2000-08-14

How To Improve Your Reading Speed And Comprehension by Jack Earl, 2009-01-27

Speed Reading 1000, Overcome Dyslexia, EZreder (Phonics Easy Reading) by Dennis Brooks, 2009-06-27

The Evelyn Wood Seven-Day Speed Reading and Learning Program by Stanley D. Frank, 2003

Increase Your Reading Speed 2 to 3 Times in 7 Days by Raj Bapna, Dr Anju Bapna, 2010-08-15

Speed Reading for Business (Barron's Business Success Guides) by Steve Moidel, 1998-04-30

Buzan Study Skills Handbook: The Shortcut to Success in Your Studies with Mind Mapping, Speed Reading and Winning Memory Techniques (Mind Set)

Speed Reading In 24 Hours by Dr. Marvin Kapochek PhD, 2008-09-01

Howard Berg's Maximum Speed Reading

Superbrain: Train Your Brain and Unleash the Genius within by Using Memory Building, Mind Mapping, Speed Reading by Dilip Mukerjee, 1997-12-29

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WannaLearn: Speed Reading
improve skill of reading, including Thinking about reading , Evaluating how muchyou have improved in reading , Improving reading speed , Reading for main
http://www.wannalearn.com/Personal_Enrichment/Speed_Reading/

Extractions: More search options Home Personal Enrichment / Speed Reading ] Find love at Yahoo! Personals Free Instructional Sites: How Do You Become a Better Reader? - a collection of "advice sheets" that teach you how to improve skill of reading, including "Thinking about reading", "Evaluating how much you have improved in reading", "Improving reading speed", "Reading for main points", "Reading for specific information" and "Reading critically" (Rating: 6.02 Votes: 212) Rate this site: Read Comments (1) Reading Faster - Tricks for Good Grades - a short guide to improve your reading speed, covering why speed is important, looking at groups of words, skim reading and more (Rating: 6.73 Votes: 152) Rate this site: Read Comments (1) Speed Reading Self-Pacing Methods - a brief, animated gif-enhanced guide to several speed reading techniques, including "The Hand", "The Card", "The Sweep", "The Hop" and "The Zig-Zag" (Rating: 6.32 Votes: 26) Rate this site: The SQ3R Reading Method - a text-based instructional guide to developing efficient reading skills using the psychology-based SQ3R reading system, with point form instructional tips on how to survey the chapter before you read, question while you are surveying, read effectively, recite after you've read a section, review an ongoing process (Rating: 6.72 Votes: 22)
Improving Reading Speed
Improving reading speed. Ample practice time will be provided for studentsto develop the skills necessary to increase their reading speed.
http://www.ctl.ua.edu/CTLStudyAids/StudySkillsWorkshops/impreadspeedfall.asp

Extractions: Improving Reading Speed This four-session workshop (offered twice each semester with each workshop consisting of 4 sessions) will serve as an introduction to improving reading speed while maintaining comprehension. Participants will learn to rid themselves of bad reading habits which may be slowing down their reading rate. Ample practice time will be provided for students to develop the skills necessary to increase their reading speed. Students will also learn to apply these techniques to reading college textbooks. Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Day Date Time Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Thursday Day Date Time Monday Wednesday Monday Wednesday All sessions will be held in 230 Osband Co ntact the Center for Teaching and Learning at to register for this workshop.
IMPROVING READING SPEED R4
IMPROVING reading speed, R4. I read very slowly. . I like. Now, areyou ready for some tips? Tips on improving your reading speed
http://lc.ust.hk/~sac/advice/R4.htm

Extractions: IMPROVING READING SPEED "I read very slowly." "I tend to read the same line over and over again." "I have loads of readings to do and I don't think I would ever finish them." Do these comments sound familiar to you? If yes, don't feel bad because you are reading in a foreign language. When people read in a foreign language, very often, they don't have enough confidence in their text interpretation; and therefore, they usually read more slowly than they do in their own language. After these words of comfort and reassurance, of course, you still want to improve your reading speed. Before you read on, consider the following: How fast (or how slowly) do I read? It is important to measure your reading speed before and after your practice in speed reading so that you know how much you have achieved. To do so, Choose two reading passages of about the same length and the same difficulty level. (For convenience sake, choose two passages from "Practical Faster Reading" in the SAC.) Use one passage before practice and the other after.
Academic Skills Center - Personal Reading Improvement
Using the information below, determine your reading speed (WPM) if you read 14 pagesand 15 lines in 10 minutes from Sample Book. Your reading speed = 345 WPM.
http://www.sas.calpoly.edu/asc/ssl/personal.reading.imprvmnt.html
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Compare The Strengths & Weaknesses Off The Photo Reading Speed-reading System To
degree but something is lost in the delivery and implementation. LearnMore About Photoreading Instructors Next. Speed Reading test.
http://www.reading-genius.com/comparison.php

Extractions: A simple explanation is that they (Photo Reading Instructors) teach you to get into an "ideal learning state", commonly known as the alpha state, then focus from behind your head and defocus your eyes (using slightly blurred vision).They teach you to turn the pages and supposedly mentally photograph the pages suggesting that you can recall by activating the link within your subconscious memory. Then, they tell you to speedread the text for actual content and understanding. When you need to remember and use what you read, you are supposed to go deep in your unconscious and find it. Ugh? Thats where this system breaks down for the average or even above average person... its not very pragmatic. If it sounds abstract and complex and that's because it is for most people. Few people master at it and your average student or professional needs real results right away... not abstract ideas that may kick in later. PhotoReading also has a very strong New Age slant that puts off many people, even those who are generally open to new ideas.
Speedread.org :: Speed Reading Courses, Speed Reading Software, Techniques And M
Anyone can double their reading speed with very little effort its thateasy. Others can increase far beyond that! VARYING YOUR reading speed.
http://www.speedread.org/freelesson.html

Extractions: s Learning our speed reading methods is easy and financially beneficial in life. Even if you are just learning for pleasure, you can read an entire book in under an hour. Anyone can double their reading speed with very little effort - its that easy. Others can increase far beyond that! Save your money. Dont waste $200-$1000 or weeks of your life on learning a full scale speed reading course. SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING YOUR READING SPEED LEARN TO CONTROL SUBVOCALIZATION: When I first learned to read, I was taught to sound out letters, then syllables and finally words. Then I read out loud to the class and Mrs. Langbein. As I got older I began to read to myself, and soon I could read the words silently in my head. Thats .... Subvocalizing. Its much slower than just reading. Because one can only speak at about 200 words per minute if from down south, or maybe a bit faster if from up north ... so if you subvocalize every word youll slow down your reading considerably. To prevent subvocalizing use a CD or cassette tape of nature sounds through headphones while you're reading. Sounds strange ... but it works.
Programs And Courses > Reading Speed And Comprehension
reading speed and Comprehension. Eliminate habits that reduce speed and discoverbasic speedreading skills, as well as speed-boosting techniques.
http://www.cted.ucalgary.ca/calendar/writing/32758.html

Extractions: Download Faculty calendars and brochures. Reading Speed and Comprehension Learn skills that motivate, focus, and guide your reading process in order to increase speed and comprehension. Eliminate habits that reduce speed and discover basic speed-reading skills, as well as speed-boosting techniques. Memory tools, study skills, scanning and skimming are taught. Designed to significantly enhance enjoyment and confidence in reading and learning. Instructor: Evelyn Levson Course Number: 32758 Feb 4 - Feb 18
Word By Word Reading Speed Machine
Word by Word reading speed machine How to use the reading speed machine Setthe reading speed and the font size you wish into the two small windows.
http://www.gs.kochi-tech.ac.jp/055110g/TA/WordByWord/
Reading Speed
reading speed. http//english.glendale.cc.ca.us/methods.html. StudentAffairs' Home Main Programs Services News Info Application
http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/lrc/reading_speed.asp
Speed-reading
that the average college student reads between 250 and 350 words per minute on fictionand nontechnical materials and that a good reading speed is 500-700
http://skepdic.com/speedreading.html

Extractions: SkepDic.com Speed-reading is the purported ability to read as many as 10,000 to 25,000 words a minute. For example, Howard Berg claims to be able to read 25,000 words a minute by reading "15 lines at a time backwards and forwards." That's about 80-90 pages a minute. Tolstoy's War and Peace should take Berg about 15 minutes to read. George Stancliffe claims he has taught a woman with a reading disability to read 18,000 words a minute. Such a feat, he says, is common in children, but rare in adults. Anne Cunningham, a University of California at Berkeley education professor and an expert on reading, reports that tests measuring saccades (small rapid jerky movement of the eye as it jumps from fixation on one point to another) while reading have determined that the maximum number of words a person can accurately read is about 300 a minute. "People who purport to read 10,000 words a minute are doing what we call skimming," she said. Speed in reading is mainly determined by how fast a reader can understand the words and expressions one is reading. The fastest readers are those with excellent "recognition vocabularies." Faster readers can see words and understand them faster than slower readers. To improve one's speed at reading, she says, one should work on comprehension and study strategies (Robertson).
Speed Reading
speed reading, speed reading seminars, speed reading classes,public speaking business,managementconsulting business,management consulting career,business
http://www.balancetime.com/speedread.htm

Extractions: Recommended Links DYNAMIC SPEED READING SEMINAR You will double your reading speed by the end of this exciting seminar and you will increase your reading comprehension and reading pleasure! You will read more in less time! We get more printed information thrown at us in one day than our great-grandparents saw in a lifetime. (Beyond a seed catalog and a book or two, what did they have to look at and absorb?) Today, information is coming at us from all directions. Books, memos, periodicals, email, newspapers, reports, faxes, magazines, the Internet, and more leave many buried, able to wade through just a fraction of what they need to know. Do you happen to know anyone who has a stack a stuff that they haven't had time to go through? Maybe that's you. Knowledge is power. This is the Information Age. Half of what we know today, we didn't know just fifteen years ago. The amount of information has doubled just in the last fifteen years and some experts predict it will be doubling again every two years. Everyone has books on the shelf they've never read because they didn't have the time. Some even find reading a slow, laborious task because they read slowly, their mind wanders, they're often having to go back and re-read what they just read.
Tip #12: What's YOUR Reading Speed? - The Reading Edge
Tip 12 What's YOUR reading speed? by Abby MarksBeale. Most consider theirreading speed to be slow with only a few believing it is fast.
http://www.the-reading-edge.com/tip.asp?ID=212
RocketReader - Increase Reading Speed - Speed Reading Courses - Speed Reading Pr
RocketReader Increase reading speed - Speed Reading Courses - SpeedReading Program. RocketReader is speed reading
http://www.clickslink.com/links/rocket_reader.html
Improving Reading Speed
Improving reading speed. (200211-27 164335). The purpose of this articleis to discuss classroom activities that increase reading speed.
http://www.pep.com.cn/200212/ca40198.htm

Extractions: Activities for the Classroom by Neil J. Anderson To many second language readers, reading is a suffocatingly slow process; yet developing rapid reading, an essential skill for all students, is often neglected in the classroom. Data from Segalowitz, Poulsen, and Komoda (1991:15) indicate that the second language (L2) reading rates of highly bilingual readers are "30% or more slower than L1 reading rates." These data are also supported by Weber (1991), who points out that highly skilled bilinguals typically have a slower reading rate in a second language. Perkins and Pharis (1980) state that average ESL readers are well below average native English speakers in reading ability. Jensen (1986:106) indicates that "at the end of a reading course, even advanced ESL students may read only 100 words per minute or less." The purpose of this article is to discuss classroom activities that increase reading speed. These activities are designed to increase L2 learners¡¯ reading rates to a satisfactory level, so that students are successful in academic reading tasks. Research findings on the value of rapid reading The earliest studies conducted with native English speakers indicated that rapid reading was only a skimming strategy used to cover the reading material (Brown, Inouye, Barrus, and Hansen 1981). Yet, later studies show that readers achieved not only rapid-reading skills but also better comprehension when specifically taught rapid-reading techniques (Cranney, Brown, Hansen, and Inouye 1982).
Results: Reading Speed
First Previous Next Last Index Text, Slide 11 of 14.
http://www.hitl.washington.edu/publications/r-98-39/sld011.htm
Reading Speed Tests:
First Previous Next Last Index Text, Slide 10 of 14.
http://www.hitl.washington.edu/publications/r-98-39/sld010.htm
Hit A Homerun With Reading Speed
Hit a Homerun with reading speed Growing Independence and FluencyLindsay Dean Rationale To become fluent readers, children need
http://www.auburn.edu/~murraba/elucid/deangf.html

Extractions: To become fluent readers, children need to learn how to read faster, smoother, and more expressively. Students will be able to work on their reading fluency through repeated and dyad reading. By rereading text, students will learn to read more words per minute. By working with partners, students may learn new decoding skills and will get more practice reading. The more students read, the more their reading skills will improve. Materials: stopwatch (one per two people), pencil, paper, one baseball field chart per child (The chart will have a baseball field drawn on it. The goal is to hit a homerun, which means over the fence. There will be three different levels: infield, outfield, and a homerun), class set of a children's book about baseball Here Comes the Strikeout , by Leonard Kessler, worksheet with three or four simple sentences to read aloud to practice speed (ex. She has made a mess.) Procedures: 1. Introduce the lesson by explaining the concept of cross-checking. Give an example of a sentence read the wrong way such as "I want some mean to eat." "Did that sentence make any sense? No, it should be "I want some meat to eat". "One thing to remember when you read is to make sure that the sentence makes sense when you read it aloud." Tell them that reading fluently results in reading that is more enjoyable and that today we are going to work on becoming fluent readers.
Triple Your Reading Speed; Author: Cutler, Wade E.; Paperback
Triple Your reading speed Author Cutler, Wade E. Paperback,ENGLISH BOOKS DEPARTMENT, Join the NetStore Cooperative,
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Extractions: First published more than thirty years ago, this bestseller helps anyone master simple and effective techniques to read better and faster at school, on the job, or at home. Readers don't have to waste their time (and money!) with after-hours or weekend classes. Triple Your Reading Speed offers a complete program based on the author s own Acceleread method for tackling any kind of reading passage, from a 10-page presentation to a 1,000-page dissertation. Features include: Eye exercises to control speed and vision Drills for practicing pacing and block reading Innovative strategies for mastering the two-stop method Test-taking and study techniques
Activity For Reading Speed
Finding Out Your reading speed Choose a piece of light reading, such as a noveland time yourself to read for 2 minutes. Improving Your reading speed.
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Extractions: Using Written Resources Using Libraries Using Libraries in Person Reading Skills ... Writing a Research Report Finding Out Your Reading Speed Do this exercise now before going on to establish your reading speed. For different kinds of text most readers usually read at these speeds: Easy, familiar material 100 - 250 words per minute Moderately difficult to which you want to pay close attention 70 words per minute Difficult material which you want to understand in depth 40 words per minute If you think that your reading needs to be improved you will need to practice reading faster. The only way is to concentrate on reading faster by making a conscious effort and to do it often enough. The more you do it the better you will get at it.

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