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The Road to Reading

The Road to Reading

 

Most information on reading is a mine-field of confusion and conflicting interests. 

We have taken this information, clarified it and made it available in a easy to follow, structured step-by-step path.

Click on the statements to your right to find out how it fits together for you.

 

Find your Path

What is reading?
The abilities that reading gives us

Evolution of communication
How we learnt to empower ourselves

How our eyes work
The Eyes Have It!

How we can read faster
While still keeping our concentration

What slows us down
The Barriers that hold us back

Break the Habit
How to read faster instantly

How to find the balance
Between Speed and Concentration

What is speed reading?
How and why we can do it

Why learn to speed read?
The benefits of Speed Reading.

Stop the NOT!:
How negative concepts slow us down.

Relax:
Why relaxation is so important.

What is Reading?

Reading is defined as:-

the ability to examine words

and absorb the information within

  • The cognitive process of understanding a written linguistic message i.e."he enjoys reading books".
  • To examine and grasp the meaning of written or printed characters, words or sentences.

We all know this. What we often fail to understand is what reading actually achieves.

Human societies were founded on the ability to speak to each other and communicate, to pass information and learn from each other. The problem with communication solely by speech is that the audience is limited to the number of people within hearing distance of the speaker at the time.

Reading and writing changed this. When something is written, it can be read..

  • by a vast number of people
  • at a later time
  • in another place

In effect this allows us to 'speak' and others to 'listen' to our messages over both time and space.

Reading and writing are the original force multipliers, or evolution of our communications.

They have become the fundamental building blocks for the development of our modern civilizations.

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