Study Skills

I’ve been ranting about speed reading again, and again and again. Why? Because, I truly believe it’s an amazing resource which many students miss.

I know, on a personal level, what type of effect a good speed reading rate can have in comparison to a bad one.

It’s a huge different. Thus I decided to write a little more detailed article on the matter, heres a quote from the article: Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

A “life threatening” controversy erupts over speed reading as Adam (me) decides to answer fire with fire! This, my devote reader, is a debate worthy to follow…

Confused? Let’s then roll back the tape a little bit, shall we?… As most of you know, I am a huge fan of speed reading, I promote it heavily and I simply love it.

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As some of you might know, we have a speed reading test tool that has become somewhat popular quite recently. This made me think about improving it to add some more study tools along with it.

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Have you ever noticed how some people flip through pages that may take you (and me) hours to read in order to fully comprehend? What are these people doing that we might be missing? Not that much actually and it’s not really that difficult to accomplish. Here’s 4 important factors to help you read faster and catch up with these speed offenders.

1. Knowledge is #1

This goes for all situations, you need to have knowledge about something before you can take action. Did you know, for instance, that an average student may spend around 2400 hours studying (if we consider this person studies 20h/week in a period of 3 years). Do you know that this means?

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