As a college student, you can develop your speed reading skills by unlearning subvocalization, training your peripheral vision, giving your eyes something to follow, such as a finger, and reading in word chunks as opposed to one continuous passage. How often a day do you use your reading skills as a college student? A lot! […]
There is a connection between a person’s inner monologue and intelligence. It is more likely for adults with developed verbal skills and a higher IQ to have a wordier inner voice than children with less language development and lower IQ. However, some people access their internal monologue visually rather than audibly. For instance, it […]
The easiest ways to improve your reading speed for CAT are by skipping passages completely, using the Poriborton Method, tracing the text with a pen or your finger, and training your eyes to increase eye span. Listen up, CAT aspirants! You probably know that a significant portion of the Verbal Ability section in the CAT […]
If you have your LSAT coming up or you are planning to take it, this article is for you. The LSAT reading comprehension section is one of the most challenging sections for students. Many students feel they don’t have enough time to complete this section. And that’s mainly because of their inadequate preparation. Standardized tests […]
Life skills are learnable throughout childhood, but many never get the chance to develop them. Some essential life skills you can learn include communicating, problem-solving, decision-making, taking responsibility for oneself and one’s actions, self-control, assertiveness, etc. These are all important life skills that you can use throughout your lifetime. Learning life skills can help you […]
Speed reading is the ability to read and digest information fast. Increase your reading speed without missing any relevant details. You can do so by correcting bad reading habits, learning different techniques, and practicing speed reading today. Learning how to read is essential. Without a doubt, it is a vital process in acquiring new knowledge. […]
