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Speed Reading Practice #1


Kris leads you through a technique to help increase your speed reading skills.

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25 Responsesto “Speed Reading Practice #1”

  1. Cypher1A says:

    @cram1nblaze Yes.

  2. Maciek1 says:

    does it work ??

  3. danielitaiyta says:

    Very practical example thanks for sharing it….by the way cute guy as well. lol

  4. namitsu1 says:

    I am skeptical about speed reading techniques. Not that they might not work but I don’t think you can read as in depth as you would with slow reading. I definitely think there are benefits to slow reading. I think they both have their merits.

  5. cesarcrz says:

    @cram1nblaze lol

  6. SonsoftheProphets says:

    @cram1nblaze lol

  7. zain4444 says:

    i think skimming and scanning is not for every one, not every one has the same level to memorize what is being read. specially for me, when i skim stuff in reading part, i forget what i have just read..????? guys my advise for you is try doing ” headings, and match the sentence” questions first,

  8. HAMayoral says:

    Some one should make a program that pops up a window and scrambles a set of numbers for you, that would be cool.

  9. Portubella12458 says:

    Thanks, that was great!!

  10. ressikman says:

    How often should we do these exercises? Daily? Multiple times/day?

  11. jazonsamillano says:

    This is good stuff!

  12. karthikeyaglr says:

    great

  13. seabird505 says:

    Excellent exercise

  14. giggedyguy says:

    T0mmyAngel0, some autistic people can flash memorize (my own term), so it’s not impossible. It’s just not damn likely for normal people.

  15. T0mmyAngel0 says:

    Mental Photography is a joke!!! Dont believe it. The reading record is held by Anna Jones 4,244 Words per minute. So how 25.000 words are possible tell me?

  16. MrPhotographicMemory says:

    Here is an interesting Youtube video – Search for “Speed Reading vs. Mental Photography” Fascinating information on how to activate your photographic memory!

  17. Davidreeryan says:

    Average 10 to 15 seconds.
    But I did 20 seconds the first time, only because after he zoomed out I didn’t stop until he started talking lol

  18. HoneyHush123 says:

    if you are counting up 20 numbers that are scrambled, what is the average amount in seconds that your brain should count them up?

  19. Davidreeryan says:

    yeah now all i get 3 seconds:/ this is just as good as real time b/c i timed myself and it’s every three seconds before the clock hits the next number.
    it do work with ur reading and if you try fallowing it with your hands you type fater to:p

  20. Davidreeryan says:

    well you should start counting from 13 to 30 so only 17 seconds to do this.
    i did it in 17 seconds not 20:p than i worked my way,-i did it for an hour- but now…. i do in like…. 4seconds but got close to 3:/

  21. Davidreeryan says:

    well the most i got was 4 but i did it for like an hour i started like doing it 20sconds i got close to 3 seconds

  22. rdt1970 says:

    i read science mags would love to have the feeling of just sitting there reading a book but i get boarded and my mind wonders off i find i really need to concentrate. to be honest think im going to start to read more and stop watching so much bloody tv :)

  23. delkredoprov says:

    Thats Great, more….

  24. nmbr1rascal4eva says:

    yayyy for yoouuu! you win a douchebag!! loll im sorry im just messing.

  25. nmbr1rascal4eva says:

    it took me some time to find 5 too loll

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