Learn How To Speed Read - Best Speed Reading Techniques
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Anyone can learn how to read faster. Speed reading is a learn skill and learning how to speed read is a skill that will help you for the rest of your life.
The average person reads about 200-250 words per minute. When you learn how to speed read you should be able to double or triple this reading speed just by following the steps in this video.
Speed Reading Tips:
1. Read the first and last sentence of each paragraph and zoom through the rest.
2. Read the table of contents and back of the book. This will tell you what the author wants you to look for and it will improve your reading speed.
3. Do not say the words as you read. This slows you down and is called sub-vocalization.
4. One of the biggest points for speed reading and learning how to speed read is to use your finger whenever you read and force your eye to follow your finger. This will keep your eye from bouncing around the page because this does slow you down.
5. Listen to classical music when you read. This has been shown to improve your reading speed. Maybe this is because it relaxes your brain or keeps it focused. Regardless it is a good speed reading tip.
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I have been amazed at how much my reading speed improved when I followed these speed reading tips. Recently I read a 200 page book on a flight and I was amazed at how much I remembered and understood reading at really fast speeds. These speed reading tips work! Try them.
played this on a x2 speed so i can get on with my reading faster
@Top Kekker lolll
Surprisingly it worked for me too.
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so you can get on with your faster reading faster
Damn, I was about to leave this same comment.
My worry with speed reading is comprehension. I also saw headline about a study that concluded that reading aloud aided comprehension better. I've found this to be the case in my experience too. When I speed read I get through the content faster but I'm less clued up on what I just read. On the other hand hearing myself read the content helps me form a mental image that will last longer, which is helpful especially when I read academically.
When he says "is your bookshelf full of books you've never read?" I felt caught. LOL.
🤣
A very neurodivergent problem!
its ok, ill summarize them all for you
😂😂 right
Oh i know the feeling all to well. 😢
Thank you so much for sharing. This was so helpful. A friend of mind let me borrow two very big books and it took me awhile to even start reading. Now I'm 46 pages into the first book and am very satisfying with the information in the book so far!
Wonderful!
*Speeds through the comment section*
LOL
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When he said read the first sentence of the paragraph and also the last. I'm like "man I'm reading game of thrones. the first sentence might be 'she's walking down the isle so cheerful and happy and the last sentence is "her husband killed her".
You killed her you murderer I will call the police now nine-one-one is coming why did you kill her again?
DynamicShocke well I mean you got the gist of it
I like always read the first and last sentence of a book before I get it. I don't know why but its just something I do.
@@mack8337 It's okay, you won't have to get the book. You'll know what it's about if you read the chapter titles, summary of chapters, and first and last sentence of the book ;]
That tip doesn't work for fiction
Practicing speed reading through the comments....
Lovin' it! :)
I was doing this.. reading implementing the tips
Forcing my eyes with my finger is helping so so much I read a sentence with 20 words in 2 seconds!!#
that's insane
Hello, thank you so much. These techniques helped me a lot
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Thank you! I have definitely enjoyed your videos! I’m prepping for the LSAT and only have a month left. Hoping and praying this helps!
I hope so too!
Thank you! This past few months I've been adding to my book collection and wondering how I'm ever going to read it all. This will certainly be helpful.
I hope it is
Thank you so much. This video was very educational and helpful. Love from INDIA
Glad it was helpful!
I love your channel. Your energy level is great. 😊
Subvocalization is my BIGGEST problem and I don't know how to fix it 😕😕😕 I try not to read it in my mind but I do. I would be so thankful to you if you suggest some exercises or come up with a "stop subvocalization exercises" video. Thank you so much. Keep it up!
It's called the Mozart effect but in fact listening to any music that you enjoy will make your thinking faster and more efficient
your summary is amaaaaaazing thank you so much.
That means a lot thank you
Planning to start blogging and when I retire in a few months and I want to review books regularly. This is going to be a GRAT help!
did you start your blog?
The best explain on the internet
I appreciate that !
On the matter of reading faster while music is playing, this is just a guess, but it may be that it interferes with sub-vocalization.
I've noticed that if I'm attempting to remember or listen to a song in my head it becomes very difficult while a different song is playing in the background.
As for why classical music? ...Got me.
Maybe they're one of the best balances of easily able to interfere and ignore simultaneously.
THANK YOU SIR
Sir. But what if we have to read big academics books. How to compensate for the loss of comprehension? For example, medical books have lot of terms and facts. Plz suggest to how to speed read them without loss of comprehension.
Practice on things that don't require as much comprehension. Once you get good at it, you start comprehending more until your comprehension rate is the same as it was before you started speed reading. My sister is an attorney and speed reads through cases so fast you'd think she didn't even look at them, and that's because she's been speed reading since college.
I agree. To read academic books sometimes one needs to read the examples to understand context.
Currently reading through an academic book 600 pages thick. I'm not worried about how fast I read it, instead I'm worried about how well I understand the key concepts. Sometimes I can spend about one day (couple hours) flying through over a hundred pages because I get it, and sometimes I'll spend a couple days on just ten pages because I need to be able to verbally explain that concept out loud with confidence and without having a doubt. When I get to this point, then I know I got it. Started a week ago and I'm less than 150 pages from completely understanding the book to its entirety.
Key thing that I remember is that I'm looking for groups. You have big groups indicated by the table of contents, sub groups indicated by headers, smaller groups within those groups (if any), and key words and/or algorithms. Apply the techniques from this video with this in mind and you won't get bogged down on complexities.
Lastly, understanding the why do I need to know this, for me at least, puts a subconscious need to want to know if I understand the why. Kinda like how people need to feel the value they put in their work to want to appreciate the quality. If you apply the why it needs to be explained to you, incorporating it into the groups you can understand, then it's kinda like "oh I can't forget this because I know it's there." Even if it's something extremely complicated and tough to memorize, just knowing it's there and knowing where to find it is enough mental relief to give your mind enough motivation to continue forward onto the next thing.
Hope this helps because its been working for me, and I have a lot of fun in the process. :)
Correct, different types of books require their own strategy and speed of reading. Adapt your strategy. What does help is to read in "waves": words that belong together i.e. till you reach a word that puts a pause or connects 1 part to another part of the sentence. Your foveal view can indeed read without moving your eye these "chunks of words" and the reading rhythm of the waves helps to increase speed and keep focus and understanding.
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Good tips , but somethings I feel slowing down is necessary to get better understanding of what's being read in order to fully grasp the topic etc.. or make notes..
okay so I stopped reading years ago, thought I got a lot slower at it, and yeah seriously what you said about moving your eyes back is so valuable, I can read as fast as I can force my eyes across the screen. Thank you
I am here to improve my reading speed, so that I can improve reading portion on the SAT.
This is the kind of videos that need to get viral.
i would use your speed reading techniques when i'm just reading through a magazine or something because if i don't slowly read (not SLOWly, normally, but not fast) i often find myself going back to what i read because i didn't really read it. i just read it. i can't explain myself well but i hope you understand. thanks for the tips though. :D
Great I m impressed by your style
Thank you! Cheers!
I would love to do This, yet I'm afraid of missing out on the beautiful emotions of reading.
Yeah, it works best with non-fiction.
thanks.. it helps 180wpm to 340wpm (approx) in 2 weeks... i am slow.. i know.. but i will regularly do it to increase till 500-550
thanks dude 💯
You’re welcome 100
Thank you.
You're welcome!
its true listening to music speed up your reading because im always listening to music when im reading and i read fast i come up to 2-3 books by many chapters in just one day
Wow thats fast. Do you remember something from those books? Or its just about fast reading?
Nice video
Means a lot thank you
Ron technic and style is awesome!The best!
I can read extremely fast with a picture book or a sketchbook.😆
This helpful thank
No problem!
Wow this is really helpful! I had no idea about our eyes jumping back and forth when reading a sentence!
thank you for your helpful advice really appreciated
Sir I'm from INDIA
Your videos very very helpful for me during my exam preparation....they make my life easy
Please sir make video on "How to understand concept rather than mug up..."
Thank you
I am motivated watching your video sir .
Get a metronome, between two signals you read on line. Now you put it as quick, that you are so fast that you can barely get what the meaning of the text is, now you put it a little higher, so you dont get the meaning of the text anymore. Now you keep reading with that speed until you start to get the meaning of what you read, then you put it quicker again. By that technique, called "drill" you always train on the edge. Its just to train, not to actually read what you read. So lets say you can barely understand the core when using 70 ticks per minute, then you go up to 75 and keep reading at that speed, until you understand most at 75 ticks. Now you can read at 75ticks/minute. Keep doing that until you reached a good speed. You should train 30mins a day for just a few weeks, to already get massive results.
thanks a lot 😊
love these cool vids to upgrade your brain
Dammit! Now I am stuck readin like
The
The boy
The boy ran
The boy ran to
The boy ran to the
The boy ran to the store
haha great!
Thant like me
Ngl that’s kind of toxic
Thanks
Thanks for your advice, sir.
wonderful ideas and tips
thanks a lot
Helped alot
I love the way you explain 👍
Soooooo helpful 🙏 thank you so much for this valuable lesson 🙏
What about using a ruler and put it below the line you read, rather then use your finger or a pen?
That keeps your eye from bouncing down but I don’t think it pushes your eye across the line
Except for sub-vocalisation, and pointing the words, maybe the music one too but it doesn't work on me, those techniques aren't speed reading, they are about skipping words. Skimming through text can give better comprehension, especially if you read the table of content and titles, but if you read something like phenomenology, actually reading will be better. Also if you plan to skim through the text of a novel, doesn't that remove the pleasure of reading a novel ?
There's a wikipedia article on speed reading, the speed reading competitors have been tested in studies and they have ridiculously low comprehension of the text they "read". It's more about being able to flip the pages fast than reading fast.
So, if you're a slow reader like me (140words per minute), you can try these tips, but don't fool yourself and read properly. I personally think it's more relevant to retain more than 50% of a book and reading it slowly than barely understanding what you read.
Thanks I read really fast
You're welcome
Thank you for this, Im a super slow reader but these helps alot!
Thank you sir
thanks for watching!
very useful, thank you!
your videos are really great. very helpful sir
Almost at a million views!
It’s crazy!!!
Thank You uncle Ron!
Yes, classic musik works
So glad I found this chanel
Thanks for your idea , it is amazing
Sub vocalizing is the thing
That’s true
Also, try holding a 600 page paper back and using a stylus. Doesnt work great.
Use the tip of the stylus as your finger
this helped me a lot! thank you!
Useful, thanks alot!
nice dude so good
Thank you so much
Great!
my question for you is I knoq how to skim, speed read whatever you want to call it. but, I'm doing rhis for college text books. I'm struggling with keeping my base level of reading speed and loosing comprehension of the material.. how does this address that. if i skip the middle sections i miss out on realistically the key points to the articles that im needed to retain
I just did a video test to check my reading speed and apparently I can do at least 900 words per minute, but the video was set up so the words popup onto the screen one at a time. Now that I know how fast I can read I'm trying to find a way to speedread text that doesn't popup in this way
Awesome tips - thanks for sharing :-)
v informative ,wow fantastic,becoming a fan
Good. Thank You.
This helped
Great!
Very good video
Tnx teacher
you are welcome
1:20 Uhhh.. That's actually the opposite to what I've read and have learned. Music, especially music with lyrics, distracts you and therefore slows you down. However, I agree with the classical music note as I've also heard about that one.
So, yeah, my tip is to remove distractions. Whatever they may be. It really helps when reading/studying, as you will waste less time being distracted, not reading.
Wow thats so true
Ok calm down Flash
My childhood teacher introduced me to speed reading but I gave up after 5 minutes
He actually talked about *speed* reading. You read the middle of the sentence, then train your peripherals to read the corners
Takes months to develop this
This aside, while all this sounds great some topics like theology is heavy reading so speeding through it is not gonna help at all
You shouldn’t speed read everything I agree
its probably not listening to classical music but playing it. playing piano needs fast speed reading which requires taking lot of chunks, Like LOT of it!
Good stuff. Thanks
1. Read table of contents etc.
2. Don't subvocalize.
3. Listening to music improve your speed in reading.
4. Follow the finger when reading.
5. Learn to see group of words.
6. Read the first and last paragraph and look in the middle.
7. Go faster than you think is possible
I really want to know how to read and comprehend English scientific papers faster. Since English is not my first language and there are many specific terminologies in papers, I usually read slowly.
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I thought I was weird humming to myself as I read, but it helps with not speaking the words.
Hi, Can you assist with someone who is trying to do this, but may have the meaning of what just read 5 minutes later or 3 days before...
Good materi
"Are your bookshelves filled with books that you haven't read because you don't have the time?"
I wish, I wish
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I notice when I speed read, I'm able to comprehend more of what I've read!
2:27 or mouse cursor if reading on a computer.
hey Ron can you make a video on photo reading in detail
ronnie white but they claim that it enables to read whole book in 20 minutes and remember everything of book
this what i need
My mother looks down on speed reading. She says that if you take your time you can take in more information and understand it better. Is this true, though?
The boy ran to the store part is funny like he is cashing out a person lol
I think that another tip that helps is to not move your head while reading
I am seeing this vedio from Bangladesh
that's great
Sir! Why I usually feel sleepy while reading long passages? Please help me out of this as I have my online exam after two weeks and I really want to increase my reading speed.
I remember reading super learner 2000 too 😄