how could i learn to read faster?
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try the eyeQ program, its a great program that uses moving objects on the computer moniter to exercise you eyes and make you read faster. you can try the demo and see if it works for you. here is the link.\n\nhttps://www.asseenontvnetwork.com/vcc/eyeq/eyeq/130412/
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You actually have to practice this to become better at it.  Read for 30 seconds.  Then explain what you read.  Then read for 45 seconds...and explain what you read.  Then for 1 minute...explain.  Take one page of whatever you are studying, spend one minute on a page, then explain it.  Practice doing that for a while, and you will become better at it.  You will have to check yourself by going back through and actually reading it to see what it says.
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I admire your courage and dedication to improve your reading.  This is one area in life that many people just get frustrated and try to deal with a lower reading level.  Keep up the hard work and you will see the fruits of your efforts.  \nI recommend going to a bookstore like barnes and noble and asking a clerk to help you find books around a 5th or 6th grade level in a topic you like.  Do you like murder mysteries?  do you like stories about disibilities and overcoming hardships?  What about biographies and historical fiction?  You will have to remember that the stories were targeted for a lower reading level but I still find enjoyment reading kids books.  Don't let large books scare you.  Just take your time, use your dictionary and don't be afraid/ashamed to ask questions.  If you don't understand what a paragraph/sentence is saying, ask someone you trust won't give you a hard time, such as a teacher or a coworker.  Another thing that I have found handy are buying a printed book and the audio book (this can get pricey).   This way, you can read the story and then listen to it to see if you understand. OR, you could listen to a chapter then read the chapter and maybe since you had an understanding already, you would be able to recognize the words better.  \nMy biggest advice is to stay motivated and continue to work hard at it.  Don't be afraid to ask for help and try different things.  and finally, read stuff that you are interested in, that will help you want to continue to work at it.
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You can always read a book, do word puzzles, like crosswords, word searches, fill-it ins, they can help you with your vocabulary.  Now for reading skills you could practice by writing in a journal about anything, what you did that day, write a little story, describing things in detail, etc.  The ideas are endless.
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You may be able to find a course in your city or you can get speed reading software:  http://www.rocketreader.com/
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write slower and practice
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Speed reading that truly includes good comprehension is a learned and practiced skill, so it can't be learned quickly anyway.   You may want to focus on reading better and more efficiently and getting to the best possible level of reading comprehension.
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By reading books, magazines, listening to radio and other sources where other people use words you don't know or willing to know. \n\nWhen reading a book, take out the unknown words with the whole sentence. Understand its meaning and try to remember the context of the sentence.\n\nAnd next time when you talk to your buddies, try to use the word you just learned. Humans are fast learners. Give it a try.
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you just hve to teach yourself by practicing and concentrating when doing so...  i read 2000 a minute.. tested
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If you're dealing with comprehension, try picking out the information you  think is very important because there are many sentences that talk nothing but crap. Just try reading very slowly, and concentrate. Don't think about anything else while reading because it disrupts information from being memorized this is why some people can't remember what they have read. If that doesn't help, find a book, lock yourself in a bedroom and read it out loud just like what a professional speaker would do. Trust me, it worked for me. Try to imagine there's an audience and it's up to you what you want to do next.
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try logging a few important details down on a paper and do creative ways to practice the comprehension of the text.\nmaybe a picture or a chain of events
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The fastest way is immersion.  Surround yourself with French speakers and only speak French.  Carry a translating book and dictionary, and look it up if you don't know it.\n\nI guess the French CD's at the bookstore are okay, but I don't know anyone who has learned a language that way.
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Read up on it, self learn through reading books from the library or bookstores
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Read the Bible, it is a great way to learn real English.\nAnd I am talking about the King James Version, where the real kings' English is spoken.\n\nYou can get some tapes, and read along with them to get the right intonation and usage of words. Using this method, you will be pleasantly surprised at how fast you pick up the language! \nDon't just take my word for it either, try it!
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Speed reading is basically what the name implies. The ability to read faster. Like your body, your eyes have muscles they use. Routinely exercising them can help with quicker eye movement, reading, and word comprension. I have use a program called Eye-Q. So far I have improved my reading speed and comprehension by 231%. I have been using it for a while. Below is the link and try the online demo...
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i am sorry to say this but there is no other way except practice and read a lot of novels to increase your knowledge and vocab. when you do practice just one or two journals a day and read at least 30 pages of a book a day then you will increase your capability in writing\nwhen the time comes to write things you can easily write\n\n4 steps: plan what to write, write down, re-write (checking the mistakes and etc), and edit
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Try the series called Vocabulary for Achievement from Great Source Books. It has six levels of difficulty and is aimed at words often used on standardized tests. \n\nThe reading is something that you must simply practice doing. You could try timing yourself as a method to improve speed. Usually in standardized tests passages are about 200-750 words in length. So give yourself some passages that long and try scanning them as quickly as possible. I find many students improve their speed if they read the questions first, then they know what they are looking for. \n\nHesitation in speaking is usually based on feeling like you are going to make a mistake and embarrass yourself in public. The only thing you can do is practice speaking. Don't worry about making mistakes -- everyone does, even native speakers. However, I find that my Turkish and Spanish both get easier to communicate in after two or three glasses of wine... Give it a try!