Speed Read By Scanning The Book
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Speed Read by Scanning the Book
Summary:
Teaching children the basics of reading involves helping them learn to connect letter sounds to form words. It's a joy to witness their excitement as they master this skill. This foundational step is crucial for their growth and becomes more seamless as they recognize words from memory, allowing them to read faster.
Article Body:
Introducing children to reading begins with helping them understand the sounds letters make and how to combine these sounds to form words. Observing a child achieve this and witnessing their excitement is a special moment for any parent or teacher.
As children continue to grow, they use this skill to learn new words. Eventually, they recognize words by sight and rely less on sounding them out. The more they read, the quicker they become, recognizing many words at a glance.
This principle is central to speed reading. Speed readers identify key words in a text that best convey the essence of the material. By concentrating on these words, they grasp the main idea without needing to read every word. This technique significantly accelerates reading time.
Another strategy practiced by speed readers involves quickly scanning a book or document to identify important words and phrases, providing them with a general understanding. After this, they read the material more thoroughly, absorbing additional details. This method offers an initial overview and a complete understanding upon a second read.
This approach is effective for quickly grasping essential information, widely used by individuals who need to absorb large amounts of data in a short period. Even those who don't consider themselves speed readers might use similar techniques when skimming a newspaper or magazine for specific information. They focus on critical phrases and often gain a solid understanding without reading every word.
Everyone can benefit from this scanning technique?"even if they don’t strive to become speed readers. By first focusing on key phrases, one can better retain information. During a second read, even more details become clear.
While not everyone is interested in becoming a speed reader, adopting some of these techniques can enhance our reading experiences in everyday situations.
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