Read Faster, Remember More

READ FASTER, REMEMBER MORE

THE SCIENCE-BASED SPEED-READING SYSTEM THAT WORKS

SPEED READING WITH COMPREHENSION

WRITTEN BY: META EXPERTS PUBLISHING

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ABOUT THIS BOOK

This eBook is the result of a careful compilation of knowledge from multiple sources: renowned authors, specialized books, high-level courses, and inspiring talks. You are not being educated by the limited vision of a single expert, but rather by accessing the combined knowledge of more than ten specialists in the same subject. This allows you to approach each concept from different perspectives, broadening your understanding and enriching it with varied approaches. The objective of this book is to offer you practical solutions and concrete methods for improving and solving real-life problems, based on the most effective and proven teachings of the most influential experts in the field.

CONTENT

01: The Psychology Of Reading

(Based On John Sweller — Cognitive Load Theory)

02: Eye Movement Mastery

(Based On Keith Rayner — Eye Tracking Research)

03: The Rsvp Method

(Based On Rapid Serial Visual Presentation — Spritz Inc.)

04: Photoreading Essentials

(Based On Paul R. Scheele — Photoreading)

05: Comprehension-First Approach

(Based On Norman A. Stahl — Reading Comprehension Research)

06: Skimming And Scanning Effectively

(Based On Tony Buzan — The Speed Reading Book)

07: Memory Techniques For Readers

(Based On Dominic O’brien — Memory Champion)

08: Speed Through Chunking

(Based On George A. Miller — Chunking Theory)

09: Mind Mapping For Comprehension

(Based On Tony Buzan — Mind Mapping)

10: The Flow State In Reading

(Based On Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi — Flow Theory)

11: Brain Training For Faster Reading

(Based On Barbara Oakley — Learning How To Learn)

12: Subvocalization Control

(Based On Evelyn Wood — Speed Reading Pioneer)

13: Speed Reading For Digital Content

(Based On Jakob Nielsen — Web Usability Expert)

14: Building Reading Stamina

(Based On Anders Ericsson — Deliberate Practice)

15: The Science Of Long-Term Retention

(Based On Hermann Ebbinghaus — Forgetting Curve)