Speed reading

Speed reading

by Tony Buzan

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1971
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The new, revised and updated edition of the first book on speed reading to be based entirely on the functioning of the human brain as its basis for theory, practice exercises and application. Speed Reading is the perfect handbook for those who wish to improve their reading speed and comprehension, while at the same time increasing their general knowledge.

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    How did your perception of the physical act of reading change after learning about how the human brain actually processes visual information in this book?

  2. 2

    To what extent were you able to break old reading habits, such as sub-vocalization, and how challenging was it to retrain your internal monologue?

  3. 3

    Buzan emphasizes that comprehension should increase alongside reading speed; did you find this to be true in your own practice, or did you feel a trade-off between how fast you read and how much you retained?

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