Reading with the Right Brain: Read Faster by Reading Ideas Instead of Just Words-David Butler

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    1953snake Sinh viên năm II

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    Breakthrough Technique: Read Faster by Understanding Faster.
    Don’t you hate it when reading takes so long... and yet you retain so little? Is this way of reading even worth your time? By learning to read with your whole brain -- not just the slow, step-by-step, analytical left side that handles word-recognition, but also your fast, parallel-processing, big-picture right brain -- you can reach new levels of reading and cognition.
    Learn to visualize whole ideas at a time, and turn reading into a truly engaging experience instead of a chore. Discover how to encourage the involvement of your powerful, silent, imaginative right-hemisphere and begin reading ideas rather than just words. Apply the conceptual abilities of your right brain to increase concentration, comprehension, and reading speed.
    Only faster comprehension, can lead to faster reading!!
    Reading IS comprehension. There is no reading without comprehension. The only way to really read faster, is by understanding faster. These new theories and techniques will have you reading faster by thinking faster.
    Read whole ideas at a time.
    Strengthen your comprehension.
    Sharpen your concentration.
    Reduce your vocalization.
    Improve your retention.
    Increase your speed.
    Do you want to continue throwing your time away, achieving the same pitiful results, and remaining frustrated and bored with your reading? Tens of thousands of people have already used this method at readspeeder.com to improve their reading skills. Learn how these techniques work, and how to apply them to your own reading. Practice easily with the 20 uniquely designed exercises that will have you immediately reading whole ideas at a time.
     

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