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Digg it UP - Speed Reading Simplified
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STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds
There is no doubt in saying that when it comes to television, cable and satellite solutions have monopolized the industry. But, as time has progressed, the Internet has started taking television entertainment in its own perspective. With the capability of getting your standard cable and satellite channels right off of the Web, the Internet is jumping into the television entertainment industry in full force.Imagine this: what if you had the choice between getting all of your favorite television channels for a monthly fee, or getting them all for a one-time price? While there are people who would still take the recurring fee option (because of feeling uncomfortable with new technology), many others would rather get all of their favorite channels for a one-time fee. Don't believe this is true? Think again.There is currently a company out there selling a product that provides cable and satellite channels directly onto your computer… all for a single up-front cost. This solution provides upwards of 3,000 different television channels and radio stations, all of which can be accessed directly through your modem. And no, these channels are not unknown UHF channels located in the middle of nowhere. The channels that can be acquired through this system are
Before we begin, here’s a concept that you MUST understand about speed reading: shaving just a fraction-of-a-second off every page that your read will create a HUGE difference in your reading rate.
Even if you were able to shave just 1 second off the time it takes you to read a page that would still be FIVE minutes off a normal 300-page book!
So, it’s not always necessary to aim for the spectacular – just a little growth here and there will make a world of difference.
Even when it comes to something as basic as paging and pacing techniques…
When it comes to speed reading, learning to use your hands correctly and efficiently will require that you train yourself to accomplish the following 3 tasks:
1. Use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
2. Use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
3. Use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
The Speed Reading Hand Motion:
Although it may seem uncomfortable at first, the ideal use of the hands of a right-handed person would be to use your left hand to pace your reading and your right hand to turn the pages.
To begin reading, place your hand at the start of a line. Move your hand towards the right hand margin. Make sure to focus your eyes upon the text that your hand is pointing towards.
When you reach the end of the current line, move your hand to the start of the next line. Repeat this method to the end of the page. To make paging faster, make sure that your right hand is always positioned at the top right hand corner of the book.
Go ahead and practice this movement. You don’t need to worry about reading any of the text, just practice the hand motion and paging techniques for now. Make sure that you are able to rapidly move through the pages of your book.
Believe it or not, you can reach the place where your reading speed explodes to the point that your paging and pacing hands will have a hard time just trying to keep up!
In the next part of this article, I will show you how you can begin improving your comprehension of text so that when you begin reading at the higher speed you will actually have a BETTER understanding of the text that you did at your lower reading speeds!
Your Second Speed Reading Secret!
Here’s something that you don’t hear everyday…
You CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds!
This is not a prank. In fact, if you will spend the next few moments reading through this email I’ll teach you some valuable insights into how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
The key to instantly increasing your comprehension of any book and any topic is to get familiar with the following universal publication tips. (Yes, these tips apply to almost every publication and can be applied immediately)
1. The first and last chapters of a book introduce and summarize its contents.
2. The first and last paragraph in a chapter introduce and summarize the contents of that particular chapter
3. Some books (such as text books and even most translations of the Bible) contain topic and summary sentences within their structure with introduce and summarize its contents
4. The VERBS and NOUNS of a sentence offer the *most important* information.
5. Be aware and ‘sensitize’ yourself (through practice) to the use of negative words. Negative words (such as ‘not’, ’no’, ’can’t’…etc) can reverse the meanings of large groups of words – so keep a lookout for them.
6. By the same token, you also need to keep an eye out for the conditional tense. Conditional tense words (such as ‘could’, ’if’, ’should’…etc) can also affect or change the meanings of a large body of words.
If you’ve been following with me then you’ll have already learned some valuable reading techniques that you can use to trim your reading time down AND improve your comprehension.
I’m going to give you just a few more tips on how you can use a book’s format to further increase your comprehension.
1. Don’t skip over reading the front and rear jackets of a book. These can really give anyone valuable insights into why the book was written and thus give you some insight into what you can expect.
2. By the same token, always check out the book’s forward and introduction. Oftentimes these overlooked segments can remove a lot of the confusion that arises when you have no idea about the authors intended direction BEFORE you begin reading
3. ALWAYS read the table of contents. It’s the author’s outline and will ‘prime your brain’ to his writing style and thus improve your understanding of his book’s structure.
4. Don’t just let the words ramble on in your mind. Make an effort to *actively read” the book. This means that you should continuously be asking yourself questions about what you’ve just read. Attempt to summarize the information you’ve just read at frequent intervals. By doing this you will soon discover your current level of comprehension and recall.
5. Devour charts and diagrams. If your book contains these features make sure that you stop and take time to actually understand the drawings and diagrams. Spending a few extra moments contemplating these features will ultimately increase your overall reading speed because you will have a clear visual representation of the information you’ve just read.
6. Make use of the glossary and index usually found at the end of most books.
Your Fourth Speed Reading Secret!
Now I’m going to show you an *exciting* part of any speed reading program.
It’s called skimming. Although it doesn’t actually involve ‘reading’ in the traditional sense of the word, it DOES allow you to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds.
If you are able to, it is always best to ‘skim’ any book before you read it. (Whether you will be reading it at high speed or normal speed)
When you are skimming, what you are really looking for is the format of the book you will be reading.
It helps to give you visual clues to what you can expect and it allows you to compensate for some of those challenges.
At this point, let me take a moment to define what my definition is of skimming.
The process of skimming is nothing but the exercise of going through the ENTIRE book you plan to read (or speed read) at a rate of about TWO to THREE SECOND PER PAGE - MAXIMUM!
When you skim, here are some of the details that you are looking for…
Font and type sizes used
The presence or absence of chapters
The presence or absence of columns
The presence or absence of headings/sub-headings
Parts of the book
Diagrams and pictures
Any unusual or helpful features
Armed with the information that you acquire from skimming, you will be amazed at how DRAMATICALLY it influences your reading speed – even without using some of the other speed reading technology out there.
Your Fifth Speed Reading Secret!
How would you like to know the secret techniques to master different types of reading?
Well, that’s EXACTLY what I’m here to show you right now!
Are you just reading for pleasure? Do you need to study? Are you reading to develop a new skill?
Here is a quick reference guide to how YOU can get the most out of your reading experience by using a few simple guidelines.
PLEASURE READING
Do not skim or review the materials. Simply read at a comfortable rate. :-)
HOBBY AND SPECIAL INTEREST
Perform a short skim, and review. Spend the majority of the time reading.
STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds
You can buy a home to live in with poor credit. However, you will save thousands in loan costs if you maintain good credit.A bad credit report leaves home buyers with nonprime loans which cost more money because of:high point chargeshigh loan processing feesprepayment penaltieshigh interest rates If you desire to buy your dream home or investment properties to build your future wealth, you must maintain good credit.Avoid these 12 common credit mistakes to build strong credit and save money in mortgage loan costs.1. Mortgage lenders often scrutinize the type of credit used. Consumer credit, the kind associated with department store credit cards and finance companies, has high interest charges and deducts points from your credit score.2. "Too much consumer credit," a common remark in credit reports, is caused by too many lines of credit or too many credit cards.3. High balances caused by only paying the minimum due or maxing out credit cards or lines of credit generate deep drops in scores.4. Cash advances costs higher interest and extra fees. These extra charges accumulate and keep balances too high.5. Charging over your limit and paying penalty fees ca
In the next part of this article, I will show you how you can begin improving your comprehension of text so that when you begin reading at the higher speed you will actually have a BETTER understanding of the text that you did at your lower reading speeds!
Your Second Speed Reading Secret!
Here’s something that you don’t hear everyday…
You CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds!
This is not a prank. In fact, if you will spend the next few moments reading through this email I’ll teach you some valuable insights into how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
The key to instantly increasing your comprehension of any book and any topic is to get familiar with the following universal publication tips. (Yes, these tips apply to almost every publication and can be applied immediately)
1. The first and last chapters of a book introduce and summarize its contents.
2. The first and last paragraph in a chapter introduce and summarize the contents of that particular chapter
3. Some books (such as text books and even most translations of the Bible) contain topic and summary sentences within their structure with introduce and summarize its contents
4. The VERBS and NOUNS of a sentence offer the *most important* information.
5. Be aware and ‘sensitize’ yourself (through practice) to the use of negative words. Negative words (such as ‘not’, ’no’, ’can’t’…etc) can reverse the meanings of large groups of words – so keep a lookout for them.
6. By the same token, you also need to keep an eye out for the conditional tense. Conditional tense words (such as ‘could’, ’if’, ’should’…etc) can also affect or change the meanings of a large body of words.
If you’ve been following with me then you’ll have already learned some valuable reading techniques that you can use to trim your reading time down AND improve your comprehension.
I’m going to give you just a few more tips on how you can use a book’s format to further increase your comprehension.
1. Don’t skip over reading the front and rear jackets of a book. These can really give anyone valuable insights into why the book was written and thus give you some insight into what you can expect.
2. By the same token, always check out the book’s forward and introduction. Oftentimes these overlooked segments can remove a lot of the confusion that arises when you have no idea about the authors intended direction BEFORE you begin reading
3. ALWAYS read the table of contents. It’s the author’s outline and will ‘prime your brain’ to his writing style and thus improve your understanding of his book’s structure.
4. Don’t just let the words ramble on in your mind. Make an effort to *actively read” the book. This means that you should continuously be asking yourself questions about what you’ve just read. Attempt to summarize the information you’ve just read at frequent intervals. By doing this you will soon discover your current level of comprehension and recall.
5. Devour charts and diagrams. If your book contains these features make sure that you stop and take time to actually understand the drawings and diagrams. Spending a few extra moments contemplating these features will ultimately increase your overall reading speed because you will have a clear visual representation of the information you’ve just read.
6. Make use of the glossary and index usually found at the end of most books.
Your Fourth Speed Reading Secret!
Now I’m going to show you an *exciting* part of any speed reading program.
It’s called skimming. Although it doesn’t actually involve ‘reading’ in the traditional sense of the word, it DOES allow you to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds.
If you are able to, it is always best to ‘skim’ any book before you read it. (Whether you will be reading it at high speed or normal speed)
When you are skimming, what you are really looking for is the format of the book you will be reading.
It helps to give you visual clues to what you can expect and it allows you to compensate for some of those challenges.
At this point, let me take a moment to define what my definition is of skimming.
The process of skimming is nothing but the exercise of going through the ENTIRE book you plan to read (or speed read) at a rate of about TWO to THREE SECOND PER PAGE - MAXIMUM!
When you skim, here are some of the details that you are looking for…
Font and type sizes used
The presence or absence of chapters
The presence or absence of columns
The presence or absence of headings/sub-headings
Parts of the book
Diagrams and pictures
Any unusual or helpful features
Armed with the information that you acquire from skimming, you will be amazed at how DRAMATICALLY it influences your reading speed – even without using some of the other speed reading technology out there.
Your Fifth Speed Reading Secret!
How would you like to know the secret techniques to master different types of reading?
Well, that’s EXACTLY what I’m here to show you right now!
Are you just reading for pleasure? Do you need to study? Are you reading to develop a new skill?
Here is a quick reference guide to how YOU can get the most out of your reading experience by using a few simple guidelines.
PLEASURE READING
Do not skim or review the materials. Simply read at a comfortable rate. :-)
HOBBY AND SPECIAL INTEREST
Perform a short skim, and review. Spend the majority of the time reading.
STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds
You finally have your website published and you are as proud as any parent would be of a new addition to the family. Well, nearly as excited. You cannot wait for visitors to flock to your site and to gulp up everything you have to offer them. You expect to hear the cash register ringing all the time. You expect to sit back and watch the money roll in. After a while you cannot help but acknowledge that nothing is happening and that you are probably the only visitor to your website. Sounds familiar?The above scenario is all too common on the internet and most successful webmasters started their first website anticipating huge results that never happened. They only started to become successful once they realized that the internet is not a get-rich-quick scheme but that building a successful website takes time, dedication and hard work, like any other business.As soon as you realize your website is not getting traffic you reach a crossroad – You can take the straight and narrow road that requires more work, but that will take you to your destination, or, the broad road that seems easier to travel on but is actually only a mirage.Many internet marketers make the mistake of taking the broad road, the easy road. It looks easy at first glance but turns out
I’m going to give you just a few more tips on how you can use a book’s format to further increase your comprehension.
1. Don’t skip over reading the front and rear jackets of a book. These can really give anyone valuable insights into why the book was written and thus give you some insight into what you can expect.
2. By the same token, always check out the book’s forward and introduction. Oftentimes these overlooked segments can remove a lot of the confusion that arises when you have no idea about the authors intended direction BEFORE you begin reading
3. ALWAYS read the table of contents. It’s the author’s outline and will ‘prime your brain’ to his writing style and thus improve your understanding of his book’s structure.
4. Don’t just let the words ramble on in your mind. Make an effort to *actively read” the book. This means that you should continuously be asking yourself questions about what you’ve just read. Attempt to summarize the information you’ve just read at frequent intervals. By doing this you will soon discover your current level of comprehension and recall.
5. Devour charts and diagrams. If your book contains these features make sure that you stop and take time to actually understand the drawings and diagrams. Spending a few extra moments contemplating these features will ultimately increase your overall reading speed because you will have a clear visual representation of the information you’ve just read.
6. Make use of the glossary and index usually found at the end of most books.
Your Fourth Speed Reading Secret!
Now I’m going to show you an *exciting* part of any speed reading program.
It’s called skimming. Although it doesn’t actually involve ‘reading’ in the traditional sense of the word, it DOES allow you to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds.
If you are able to, it is always best to ‘skim’ any book before you read it. (Whether you will be reading it at high speed or normal speed)
When you are skimming, what you are really looking for is the format of the book you will be reading.
It helps to give you visual clues to what you can expect and it allows you to compensate for some of those challenges.
At this point, let me take a moment to define what my definition is of skimming.
The process of skimming is nothing but the exercise of going through the ENTIRE book you plan to read (or speed read) at a rate of about TWO to THREE SECOND PER PAGE - MAXIMUM!
When you skim, here are some of the details that you are looking for…
Font and type sizes used
The presence or absence of chapters
The presence or absence of columns
The presence or absence of headings/sub-headings
Parts of the book
Diagrams and pictures
Any unusual or helpful features
Armed with the information that you acquire from skimming, you will be amazed at how DRAMATICALLY it influences your reading speed – even without using some of the other speed reading technology out there.
Your Fifth Speed Reading Secret!
How would you like to know the secret techniques to master different types of reading?
Well, that’s EXACTLY what I’m here to show you right now!
Are you just reading for pleasure? Do you need to study? Are you reading to develop a new skill?
Here is a quick reference guide to how YOU can get the most out of your reading experience by using a few simple guidelines.
PLEASURE READING
Do not skim or review the materials. Simply read at a comfortable rate. :-)
HOBBY AND SPECIAL INTEREST
Perform a short skim, and review. Spend the majority of the time reading.
STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds
In many countries around the globe, people are born into their station in life and hence their professions. It is unnecessary for them to plan a career as they are expected to perform one specific job their entire lives. These cultures do not consider personal growth or the possibility of choosing one’s profession.America, on the other hand, was built on self-reinvention, and today’s economy demands it. Those born before 1946 are less likely to have changed careers or even worked for more than one employer during their lifetimes.Today, many employees outlive the lifespan of the companies they work for, and the average worker can now expect to have at least three or more careers, with up to six different positions within each of those careers.Hardly a week goes by without hearing of corporate takeovers, mergers and corporate downsizing. As a result, thousands of seasoned employees are facing burnout from increased responsibilities or being laid-off and replaced with younger, lower-paid employees. Many are looking for a different means of earning a livelihood.For the first time in history, employees must learn to manage themselves and take responsibility for their own employment. Even the word “career” is taking on new meaning, as a new genera
If you are able to, it is always best to ‘skim’ any book before you read it. (Whether you will be reading it at high speed or normal speed)
When you are skimming, what you are really looking for is the format of the book you will be reading.
It helps to give you visual clues to what you can expect and it allows you to compensate for some of those challenges.
At this point, let me take a moment to define what my definition is of skimming.
The process of skimming is nothing but the exercise of going through the ENTIRE book you plan to read (or speed read) at a rate of about TWO to THREE SECOND PER PAGE - MAXIMUM!
When you skim, here are some of the details that you are looking for…
Font and type sizes used
The presence or absence of chapters
The presence or absence of columns
The presence or absence of headings/sub-headings
Parts of the book
Diagrams and pictures
Any unusual or helpful features
Armed with the information that you acquire from skimming, you will be amazed at how DRAMATICALLY it influences your reading speed – even without using some of the other speed reading technology out there.
Your Fifth Speed Reading Secret!
How would you like to know the secret techniques to master different types of reading?
Well, that’s EXACTLY what I’m here to show you right now!
Are you just reading for pleasure? Do you need to study? Are you reading to develop a new skill?
Here is a quick reference guide to how YOU can get the most out of your reading experience by using a few simple guidelines.
PLEASURE READING
Do not skim or review the materials. Simply read at a comfortable rate. :-)
HOBBY AND SPECIAL INTEREST
Perform a short skim, and review. Spend the majority of the time reading.
STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds
Alligators are amazing creatures and surviors. However they have built a certain reputation of being very deadly and dangerous creatures. The American alligator is normally a somewhat docile creature who has a natural fear of man. Yes there have been attacks and deaths caused by alligators on humans, but these attacks can usually be prevented. Most alligators do not view us humans as prey, we are usually to big. Bigger gators do indeed begin seeing us as prey but very large gators like this arent usually to close to peoples living habitats.The number one way of avoiding attack would be obvious and this is to stay out of areas that they call home. There is a saying that any lake in Florida either has, had, or will have an alligator in it at some point which is very true. So avoiding lakes that arent designated for swimming would be number one of the list to avoid attack. The next would be not to provoke an alligator throwing rocks, taunting, and especially feeding are things that should not be done. Feeding an alligator your may think would be good to keep it full and not look at you as dinner, but however is the worst thing you can do. By feeding an alligator they then start to equate people with food. Which naturally they do not do.Once an alligator star
STUDYING
Spend about half the time reading and half the time skimming and reviewing materials Do NOT over-read. Read once though a chapter at your best comprehension speed, (highlight areas of confusion by placing a light pencil mark next to them – but do NOT stop at this point) then skim and review the materials. Lastly, return to the areas that require a more in depth analysis and work through them.
MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
Spend 70% of your time reviewing materials, and 10% skimming. Only read 20% of the time. Use the reading skills that you’ve learnt during this email course to locate key information. Place your emphasis on taking notes and studying.
Your Final Speed Reading Secret!
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it through the Speed Reading Simplified Article.
Now, I’m just going to recap on what we have already covered, and the best way to benefit from what you’ve learned!
Thus far, I’ve shown you:
* How to using your hands to correctly and efficiently shave a second or more off each page that you read.
* How to use your hands to guide and pace your eye movements through the text
* How to use your hands to force your eye to constantly scan through new information
* How to use your hands to prevent your eyes from repeatedly reading the same words
* That you CAN comprehend details better at higher speeds
* Keys to how you can begin improving your comprehension by leaps and bounds within just minutes.
* The secrets to instantly increasing your comprehension by making effective use of a book’s, first and last chapters, its topic and summary sentences, its negative words and its conditional tense.
* How you can use a books format to further increase your comprehension
* How to experience some of the thrill of rapidly devouring vast amounts of information at blistering speeds by using skimming..
* How to use skimming to receive visual clues to what you can expect when speed reading
* What my definition of skimming is.
* What the details are that you must look for when you are skimming
* The secret techniques to master different types of reading.
* How to make the most of PLEASURE READING, HOBBY & SPECIAL INTEREST READING, STUDYING and MAXIMUM POTENTIAL READING
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