When to speed read?
Before deep reading. To get an overview or establishing scope/framework
Four main techniques of speed reading
What is chunking?
Reading several words at a time
What is tracking?
(When reading)
Tracking vertically with pen or finger when speed reading. To improve focus and not lose what line you are on.
What is questioning?
Prepping yourself before speed reading with questions like:
What is this text about?
What are the central themes?
What is the central thesis?
Who wrote it?
What does it mean to avoid sub-vocalizing?
To take in the meaning of the words without mentally pronouncing them.
What is active reading?
Reading with the intent to learn and retain information.
What’s bionic reading?
Text that looks like this is faster to process:
Text that looks like this is faster to process!
4 tips to achieve active reading
What four things happen when lecturing yourself after reading?
3 principles of effective learning?
The first three steps of reading textbooks (by chapter) the right way?
The last three steps of reading textbooks the right way?
How to deal with stress?
Unpack what’s stressing
Be specific
Plan for action
SQ3R
Skim - get overview
Question - write questions you think the text will answer
Read - actively read the text
Retrieve - try to recall the information you just read
Review - what was the point of the material, what did you learn.