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Regression is when you stop the forward motion of your eyes across the words, drag them backwards and re-read the same words. You do this sometimes once, twice ... many times over ... depending on how tired or bored you are with what you are reading. Studies have shown us that the average slow reader will re-read as much as one ¼ (quarter) of a page again. Just think how this frustrates and slows you down. It's like climbing a sand dune: three steps forward and two steps backwards ... like watching a DVD with your finger on the rewind button. You usually make a conscious decision to retrace and re-read the words that you have just read. This is because you have a "feeling" that you didn't understand (or read) the words that your eyes have just moved over. Maybe you were thinking of something else while reading so you lost concentration for a while.
How
many times has your mind drifted away while reading this very page?
"But I need regressions because I am not sure of what I have just read!" No you do not! You regress over the words because of your slow reading. You are suffering from a tornado of more and more regressing:
"Please help - how do I stop this silly madness?"
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