How To Accelerate Your Reading Speed

Mrs. Evelyn Wood invented the technique of speed reading in 1959. After being inspired by her professor's ability to read and evaluate an eighty-page term paper in 10 minutes, she went on to study the reading habits of fast readers and design the first-ever speed reading technique.

Speed reading is a technique for increasing reading speed and comprehension. The necessity for fast reading is clear, given that the average amount of texts to be read has increased since the development of the printing press.

Increasing your reading speed might also have a big impact on your life.

So, what can you do to increase your reading speed? You can begin by reading a non-fiction book. Why? Because the fiction one has a lot of dialogue, there are a lot of gaps in the text. Those breaks may cause the reading speed to decrease.

Also, avoid choosing a heavy book. The maximum number of pages would be 300. Obtain a book that piques your curiosity. It will be quite beneficial.

When you're weary or in a bad mood, don't try speed reading. You should try it while you're in a good mood to get the most out of it. You can try it in the morning or in the middle of the day. Take a seat in a warm corner on a comfortable couch. You should choose a peaceful place where you can concentrate completely.