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       Speed-readers can progress in speed through practice, which assists in building vocabulary, and comprehension skills. By practicing, you read daily a small segment of information while timing self and checking comprehension level.

At the beginning of reading, you will always time self and check comprehension, once you have finished. The more you practice, the more you become a better and faster reader. Writing progress report can also help to increase rate of reading.

One thing you want to keep in mind while consider speed-reading is that the eye-spans of reading plays a part in learning. During speed reading you must learn that viewing one or two words is the start to viewing more than a couple of words at a single time. We can consider a test to see what you know about speed-reading.

Test: True or False

The fact is there are many ways to speed-read. In fact, as many suits you have in a closet to choose from, is about how many ways you have to choose to speed read. So the answer to one is true.

Yes, when you start to read fast you must know a few basic rules as well as steps to get started. How can you possibly read fast if you are not familiar with rules? For instance, a reader starting out reading complex material and an entire book while timing self is missing the rule that starters should only read simple context, as well as short sentences.

At the start of speed-reading, readers should not start out reading longer sentences and/or words. A reader should only read a couple words at a time.

The answer to four is readers should set up a schedule suited to them, as well as a good-working environment while reading to avoid fatigue. For instance, if you want to avoid fatigue do not lay in your bed reading.

At the beginning of reading, previewing or reviewing can help you read faster. Glancing over the material once can give you an idea of what you can learn from the text. Keep in mind speed-readers do not read with the intentions of relating to every single word in the text. Rather, speed-readers start by expecting to learn particular details. We can view an example.

My intentions:
I intend to learn how fast spiders make webs?

Sentence:
According to experts a single spider can create millions of webs in a matter of seconds.

Comprehension:

Spiders can make millions of webs in seconds?

Still, I have no clue of the exact amount of time it takes for a spider to create webs. This is not important to me, since now I have basic detail of how long it takes for spiders to create webs. My intention is fulfilled.

Overall, speed-readers can advance in rate and comprehension through practice. Practice is living out what you intend to accomplish. Speed-readers use observation while rehearsing, and preparing to complete a mission. Speed-readers also train, and run through details to make sure they are on track. Speed-readers perform or practice daily and apply self to what they intend to accomplish. You can also get started now by reading this article, timing self, and checking your comprehension.