Readabout's Speed Reading Program

Beginners in How to Speed Read
Beginners can benefit and progress to speed-reading by reading daily. Speed-readers acquire skills through practice, which is exactly what beginners must do. When you practice, you build comprehension skills, vocabulary, and speed. When you...

How to Speed Reading
Before you can learn to speed read, you must learn proper comprehension. To learn how to comprehend you must practice through reading. To help you see how comprehension can lead you to speedy reading we can consider a few word puzzles and sentences....

Inside Speed Reading
Speed-reading is hard to those who feel they cannot read fast. The trick is setting your mind to read fast and do it. Of course, you are not going to learn to speed read if you read once each week. Rather, you must learn to read each day. You can...

Rate Increase in How to Speed Read
One of the best ways to increase your speed is to increase your visual perceptions. You can use drills to help you increase. Some of the drills you can use are the word recognition tests. We can perform a drill now to help you recognize words with...

Reader Types in How to Speed Read
Overall, we have ability to read in a few ways. Some of us are motor readers, while others are sight-readers and auditory readers. Knowing which category you fall under can help you get the most out of reading. Motor readers: Motor readers...

The Power Within in How to Speed Read
When you set your mind to read fast you are taking the first step to read fast. The power within us gives us the ability to tell self what we want to do. Once we have mindset we can move toward action. Action speaks louder than words. In each story...

Understanding Reading Materials in How to Speed Read
We all (or at least most of us) read magazines, newspapers, e-mails, newsletters, advertisements, warranties, instruction manuals and more throughout our lifetime. What most people do not realize that reading the materials requires a specific skill...

What Speed Readers Do
Speed-readers take the time before starting to describe what they want to do. Before starting speed-readers explain to self what their purpose of reading the material is, as well as depict pictures in their mind, thus seeing self-read fast. ...