Skimming is a method of reading whereby you read through a text quickly, without stopping to read every word. But speed reading requires you to read through a text at a faster pace than normal. Skimming is faster than speed reading because you don’t have to read every word. Skimming and speed reading are both […]
Speed reading involves utilizing your peripheral vision and eliminating subvocalization (silent speech) to scan blocks of text. Speed reading can not only save you time, but it can also help improve the comprehension of what you read and the ability to recall that information. Speed reading can help you consume large volumes of text and […]
Speed reading has several benefits, including better focus, higher levels of self-confidence, improved memory, and more. It allows professionals to stay knowledgeable in their various competitive fields and still have plenty of time to spare. Higher speed and better comprehension are not the only benefits of speed reading. It also offers side benefits that make […]
A strategy that includes creating routines, planning, setting goals, prioritizing tasks, learning time management techniques, getting enough sleep, and dedicating some time to self-care will help anyone have a productive day. Nowadays, it doesn’t matter what you do for a living – whether you are a student, a professional, a stay-at-home mother, a freelancer, or […]
Some major causes of poor reading comprehension include ADHD, dyslexia, difficult text, limited vocabulary, working memory deficit, and more. You may also have trouble comprehending what you’re reading if you are disinterested or bored. There are many ways to improve your reading comprehension and they do not require any drastic changes. If you’ve ever had […]
The world’s fastest reader record belongs to Howard Stephen Berg, popularly referred to as Speedy Berg. He read over 25,000 words per minute in 1990 and set the record at 80 pages per minute. Have you ever wondered if you could read a 1000-page textbook in a day? Well, it’s normal to think you’re not […]
