Before you can solve your slow reading problem, it is important to
understand why you read slowly. You were taught by a slow reader, and you have collected
many bad reading habits during your lifetime of reading.
Do these look familiar?
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Reading is no fun at all |
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Reading is boring |
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Reading is tiresome |
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Reading hurts my eyes |
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Reading takes too much time |
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I forget what I have read |
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I would far rather watch a movie |
How
many of these reading
irritations do you recognize in your current reading?
(Click the links below to discover more about each of your slow reading habits)
Regression - Re-reading the same information a second or even a third time
Sub-vocalisation - The sound of your voice in your mind as you read
Low concentration - Low concentration and the mind wanders while you read
Word by word - Focusing on one word at a time, move a space to the next word
Skimming - Skipping and skimming because you are running out of reading time
Word reversal - Reading the words in the wrong sequence
Poor memory - Quickly forgetting information that you have read
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