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Finally(!!) an objective, scientific view of 'speed reading'. Free of salesmanship, testimonials and buy-now hype. This channel is so refreshing!! Even though I have an advanced scientific degree I've struggled with reading since childhood. I always used the multiple-cut method: read several times but at deeper and deeper levels of comprehension. Thank you very much for dispelling many myths. Thank You!
I have my own way for speed reading. Here is what I do. When I read a line from left to right, I do not move my eyes in a linear pattern. Instead, I go in zigzag pattern on each line. This is less tiring than linear reading. Advantageously, zigzag reading prevents you missing lines. At the start of each line of paragraph, I place my eyes ABOVE the first word and then BELOW the next few words, next back up ABOVE another few more words, back down below next more words. At the end of each line, your eyes should be BELOW the last words. From there, when you move to next line, move your eyes on blank space between two lines, right to left on a linear pattern. Go zigzag from left to right when reading, and go linear from right to left when moving onto next line. And so on.
There is a technique where you read from left to right the first line and then from right to left the next line, going on. It sounds crazy but it works fairly well, our brain is pretty good at understanding.
i went crazy just by reading what you have written. Read it 3 times the normal way and still did not get what you are upto. i just should not have read what you wrote.
@@alxndrdg8 I am sorry. English is not my native language. What I meant is: Reading the first line from left to right (forward), than reading the second line from right to left (backwards). Afterwards, reading the 3 line from left to right (forward again). Our brain is pretty good at reconstructing the meaning in the text.
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One thing to remember is that it doesn't matter how fast or how slow you read you're still going to need to read the material 3 to 4 times before you begin to have a good understanding of it. That's why taking notes as you read really helps in recall. Remember learning to read faster is a skill like any other. So, take your time and learn how to do it properly and you'll come away learning a lot over time.
Lovely video. I see you are a fan of The Bard. Also, that deep chair with the wide armrests looks like the ideal setting for long, winter reads.... Thanks for all your videos in this series...
Summary 1. You can really only focus on one or two words at a time, with maaaybe a few bonus letters one either side. Physical limit. Can't read with peripheral vision. Only central vision: foveal vision. 1a. Lingering on words for few 100ms. 1b. If meaningful, fixation occurs. 1c. If not meaningful, eye saccades aka saccadic motion. 2. Regressions are episodes of review. Jumping back from time to time, helps connect what you just read with something you read earlier.
Teus vídeos são realmente muito bons. Virei fã. Um vídeo sobre o poder da auto-sugestão nos estudos, técnicas de relaxamento, músicas ideias para encontrar o rimo perfeito e entrar em equilíbrio... seria épico. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
Hi. l got familiar with you lately and really enjoined your videos. I love to see all of your lessons and wanna be a perfect translator one day and I should say, I appreciate being one of your students.Thank you from (Isfahan) Iran
Wow, I was just going to write to Socratica to create a video that would help people retain what they've read then saw they've actually made one yesterday :)). I usually get bored reading and often start day dreaming. This video helped and was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Socratica :)
It's not Very difficult to remove subvocalisation . You can remove by reading in phrases . You just see the phrase in one look get know what is in it .
The voice is good for all foreign listener, too. A clear understandable AE. sounds like American broadcast English. I have switched on the subtitle too. this makes it easier to understand more. and I learn how I speak it right. when I could ... I would push more than one thumbs up. "Grammary" is a cool plugin to writing right Greetings from Berlin
I'm taking you up on the challenge at 08:54 "make sure you read some challenging books as well!". Going to give Paradise Lost an other try. First time I read it I read out loud with dramatisation in my voice, because the words used was really beautiful, but my reading comprehension was very low. Going to see if I can improve it with mind maps or something.
i just hate reading.....i love imagining and getting explained but after watching this video i will try to read change my thinking and improve my English😊
You do know there are options on say the app play book (note, I didn't say playboy) that is available on your browser on computers, laptops, tables, and Android phones, where you can customize the screen to be two pages. You can then tweak the size of the letters or sentence spaces. That way you can fit as much as a regular book, depending on the size of your device; less or more.
I have an unrecognized 2e condition involving a gift for logic and a learning disability based on a short term memory disability. I was almost misdiagnosed with Reading Comprehension Disorder as a child before starting the first grade and was only saved from that misdiagnosis due to a fervent argument against that diagnosis from my father who had reversed that conclusion. Case in point, shortly before taking that test I had learned Quantum Mechanics, Special Relativity, General Relativity, some Astronomy and Cosmology, sans the math from two older brothers who were science majors and both of whom scored perfect SATs. The lessons were real and so was my perfect comprehension of the material. Otherwise why would I have been so hooked begging them to teach me everything they could about modern science or why would they have bothered teaching it to me if I didn't understand the material. After taking the test, I can see why I was misdiagnosed and why my 2e condition was never recognized. Please consider if your short term memory was next to non-existent how well would you fair on answering those questions testing comprehension, or if you only had long term memory to work with and tried to commit the entire passage to long term memory then the reading rate would look even worse. I fear that children with my condition are also being misdiagnosed so I would desperately like to discuss matter further with those who might be able to make some easy changes in the standard testing methods, possibly to only identify those with poor comprehension or more likely creating another test to separate poor comprehension from poor short term memory recall. I can be contacted at TakenItEasy@protonmail.com if anyone who reads this could help me resolve this problem or suggest a person to contact. Thank you very much for your consideration.
3:57 We already have some of those. 5:20 How about letting the display time be determined by the number of letters in a word? It doesn't seem to hard to do. 6:07 My mom does that, although maybe not always. 6:13 I do that. One thing I do that helps my reading speed, is to read long texts as if I see their abbreviations. For example, I know the International Disability Rights Affirmation Conference, by the abbreviation IDRAC. So, I read the former as if I see the latter.
Obrigado Liliana e o pessoal da Socratica pelas dicas! Gosto muito do canal e espero que possa continuar postando vídeos de bom conteúdo como esse, abç. Btw, está ansiosa pelo Winds of Winter? Hahah
quality reading depends on comprehension, so its about how fast you comprehend with sustainability so that the very next moment u can jump off to next page/words/etc
I would apprechiate a few citations for the medical facts you are sharing! (You probably got them from somewhere, right?) Maybe something for the next video.
my current rsvp speed is around 550x3 wpm (in chinese, reading in-depth news report) or 650wpm reading english novel, or 400wpm reading english scientific article.
Speed reading is great, but for military readiness you need TRC. Target, recognition and comprehension. For example, neither clock is operating at peak efficiency. Tick, tick, tick.
I eliminate subvocalization through repeating silently in my head: 'silencesilencesilence...' -which stops me from subvocaliziting what I'm actually reading and let's me blast through reading through with only 'visual' reading.
Is there a possibility of placebo? Personally for me, i try to eliminate subvocalization, and i notice that its gone. Until i realize that its slightly there and i was actually ignoring it i do the same thing with trying to forget pink elephants too.
What the video said on minute 3:54 is not true. On ebooks you can set the letter size so you can see more or less text on each page, meaning you can have the option to have even more information in one page than a book
If only your voice and style of speaking could be digitalized, like a font on my computer that I could apply to Google, (and everything else)! Would you please work on that for me?
Fui olhar um pouco, se não me engano ela tem dupla nacionalidade, o pai é diplomata... Acredito que ela tem contato com línguas estrangeiras desde criança... Esse inglês é meta de vida²
Regarding the statement that you can't read with your peripheral vision: I'm wondering if this assumption is not underestimating one fact. When speed reading, one generally pays little to no attention to 'meaningless' words such as 'the', prepositions, and similar words that you can still understand the text without having actually read those words. Now, knowing the language we can expect where in a sentence those words would appear, and our peripheral vision, while blurry, can give enough information for our brain to confirm this, concluding "the next word is probably unimportant, you can skip it" Thus, I think techniques that try to improve reading speed by making better use of peripheral vision should, I think, give better results than scientific estimates based on the size of the fovea would suggest. Yes, you can't "read" with peripheral vision, but it doesn't mean peripheral vision can't speed up reading. At least that's what I'd assume. Would I be wrong? Especially considering long words, words starting with capital letters, words written in bold, cursive etc. are often more important to understanding a text, and peripheral vision can draw our attention to those words. Similarly, when searching for a specific word in a text, peripheral vision can quickly give our brain enough information to discern which words could and which could not be the one we're searching for, so we don't have to focus on each word on the page when searching.
Yes, you can read faster on a PC or Mac - if the text is copyable and pastable (for instance from a text orientated PDF - note some PDF files are saved as pictures, and hence the text is uncopyable) then of course you can read faster, with text to speech - Balabolka reads to you simultaneously, and you can speed up the rate of the voice, to the point you can still understand the paragraphs in the sections, in the chapters. but it is incredible, nor more trial in reading, you are too busy focusing on what has been mentioned, as your eyes follow along.
I can't read and comprehend a single thing without doing sub-vocalization, The louder I read to myself the better I understand. I currently doing senior year of college and even though I speak and write two languages( French is my second language) , I am unable to read either of them fluently without sub-vocalizing. I tried the speed test on the website you recommended and got a cumulative average speed of 130 words per minute. These result are a little frustrating to me given the average adult reading speed on that website is 200-300 WPM (6 grader level) and 350 to 450 WPM for a college student. :-(
We're so glad you're checking out our other content! We make such a variety of topics, and people who watch Python might not be interested in Chemistry or Calculus, but we figured just about everyone could use some study tips. Thanks for your kind comment! :D
The best way of studying and memorizing things you read, that works very well for me , is reading while walking at the same time.. this way the brain works and absorbs knowledge much better than just sitting...
Very useful informations - Thanks for that and keep going on Socratica! By the way: a cooperation with Thomas Frank would make the content of useful knowledge explode ^^
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Finally(!!) an objective, scientific view of 'speed reading'. Free of salesmanship, testimonials and buy-now hype. This channel is so refreshing!! Even though I have an advanced scientific degree I've struggled with reading since childhood. I always used the multiple-cut method: read several times but at deeper and deeper levels of comprehension. Thank you very much for dispelling many myths. Thank You!
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Her voice is so calming!! I can focus amazingly well.
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i like her way to explanation !! , she is impressive
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I have my own way for speed reading. Here is what I do. When I read a line from left to right, I do not move my eyes in a linear pattern. Instead, I go in zigzag pattern on each line. This is less tiring than linear reading. Advantageously, zigzag reading prevents you missing lines.
At the start of each line of paragraph, I place my eyes ABOVE the first word and then BELOW the next few words, next back up ABOVE another few more words, back down below next more words. At the end of each line, your eyes should be BELOW the last words. From there, when you move to next line, move your eyes on blank space between two lines, right to left on a linear pattern. Go zigzag from left to right when reading, and go linear from right to left when moving onto next line. And so on.
Pink Lady hey! I thanks a lot!!
There is a technique where you read from left to right the first line and then from right to left the next line, going on. It sounds crazy but it works fairly well, our brain is pretty good at understanding.
i went crazy just by reading what you have written. Read it 3 times the normal way and still did not get what you are upto.
i just should not have read what you wrote.
@@alxndrdg8 I am sorry. English is not my native language. What I meant is:
Reading the first line from left to right (forward),
than reading the second line from right to left (backwards). Afterwards, reading the 3 line from left to right (forward again).
Our brain is pretty good at reconstructing the meaning in the text.
@@TobiasWeg Tobias, you were clear.
That reply was for @(Pink Lady)
I could not understand what she wrote.
My dream is speaking as good as you, it seems so native to me :)
Writing for another new video.
The world could be a better place if there were more of those channels.
Thank you my favorite teacher
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One thing to remember is that it doesn't matter how fast or how slow you read you're still going to need to read the material 3 to 4 times before you begin to have a good understanding of it. That's why taking notes as you read really helps in recall. Remember learning to read faster is a skill like any other. So, take your time and learn how to do it properly and you'll come away learning a lot over time.
I am trying to understand the German language,please make me understand it.
Lovely video. I see you are a fan of The Bard. Also, that deep chair with the wide armrests looks like the ideal setting for long, winter reads.... Thanks for all your videos in this series...
I love this channel ♡♡
Very helpful and informative
Summary
1. You can really only focus on one or two words at a time, with maaaybe a few bonus letters one either side. Physical limit. Can't read with peripheral vision. Only central vision: foveal vision.
1a. Lingering on words for few 100ms.
1b. If meaningful, fixation occurs.
1c. If not meaningful, eye saccades aka saccadic motion.
2. Regressions are episodes of review. Jumping back from time to time, helps connect what you just read with something you read earlier.
Teus vídeos são realmente muito bons. Virei fã. Um vídeo sobre o poder da auto-sugestão nos estudos, técnicas de relaxamento, músicas ideias para encontrar o rimo perfeito e entrar em equilíbrio... seria épico. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
Hi. l got familiar with you lately and really enjoined your videos. I love to see all of your lessons and wanna be a perfect translator one day and I should say, I appreciate being one of your students.Thank you from (Isfahan) Iran
So Nice
Wow, I was just going to write to Socratica to create a video that would help people retain what they've read then saw they've actually made one yesterday :)). I usually get bored reading and often start day dreaming. This video helped and was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Socratica :)
Superb! I am a fan of socratica!!
Thanks Ma'am for your help!
It's not Very difficult to remove subvocalisation . You can remove by reading in phrases . You just see the phrase in one look get know what is in it .
The voice is good for all foreign listener, too. A clear understandable AE. sounds like American broadcast English. I have switched on the subtitle too. this makes it easier to understand more. and I learn how I speak it right. when I could ... I would push more than one thumbs up. "Grammary" is a cool plugin to writing right Greetings from Berlin
I tried speed reading and talking at the same time...I learned how to rap.
I'm taking you up on the challenge at 08:54 "make sure you read some challenging books as well!".
Going to give Paradise Lost an other try. First time I read it I read out loud with dramatisation in my voice, because the words used was really beautiful, but my reading comprehension was very low. Going to see if I can improve it with mind maps or something.
thanks a lot for reading suggestions !
Thanks mam you give me a grate idea for how to read a text book.
@@yolamontalvan9502 means ?
Every time I see her videos,I am getting hypnotized and the music too made me sleep🤣
i just hate reading.....i love imagining and getting explained but after watching this video i will try to read change my thinking and improve my English😊
So did you read a lot?
You do know there are options on say the app play book (note, I didn't say playboy) that is available on your browser on computers, laptops, tables, and Android phones, where you can customize the screen to be two pages. You can then tweak the size of the letters or sentence spaces. That way you can fit as much as a regular book, depending on the size of your device; less or more.
Thanks
Great video, like understanding basic really important.
Amazing video!
If there was a Noble Prize for explanation and simplification you would have won it after Feynman 😊😊😊
Thank you so much....
Well done. Very objective and realistic view of speed reading. Unlike some speed geeks; who encourage you to compromise comprehension for speed.
I used Corwell notation on this video. It works great. And I hope this way I will retain more information:) Thanks Socratica.
Taking notes on videos is such a great idea!! Definitely a great way to remember the key points, and be able to look back on them quickly! 💜🦉
I have an unrecognized 2e condition involving a gift for logic and a learning disability based on a short term memory disability.
I was almost misdiagnosed with Reading Comprehension Disorder as a child before starting the first grade and was only saved from that misdiagnosis due to a fervent argument against that diagnosis from my father who had reversed that conclusion.
Case in point, shortly before taking that test I had learned Quantum Mechanics, Special Relativity, General Relativity, some Astronomy and Cosmology, sans the math from two older brothers who were science majors and both of whom scored perfect SATs.
The lessons were real and so was my perfect comprehension of the material. Otherwise why would I have been so hooked begging them to teach me everything they could about modern science or why would they have bothered teaching it to me if I didn't understand the material.
After taking the test, I can see why I was misdiagnosed and why my 2e condition was never recognized.
Please consider if your short term memory was next to non-existent how well would you fair on answering those questions testing comprehension, or if you only had long term memory to work with and tried to commit the entire passage to long term memory then the reading rate would look even worse.
I fear that children with my condition are also being misdiagnosed so I would desperately like to discuss matter further with those who might be able to make some easy changes in the standard testing methods, possibly to only identify those with poor comprehension or more likely creating another test to separate poor comprehension from poor short term memory recall. I can be contacted at TakenItEasy@protonmail.com if anyone who reads this could help me resolve this problem or suggest a person to contact.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Thank-you
She lectured about reading techniques. Very helpful.
Hello thank for this kinds word 🥰
Thank you ❤
Thank you verymuch 😀it helped me a lot
3:57 We already have some of those.
5:20 How about letting the display time be determined by the number of letters in a word? It doesn't seem to hard to do.
6:07 My mom does that, although maybe not always.
6:13 I do that.
One thing I do that helps my reading speed, is to read long texts as if I see their abbreviations. For example, I know the International Disability Rights Affirmation Conference, by the abbreviation IDRAC. So, I read the former as if I see the latter.
The Focus in everything!
Obrigado Liliana e o pessoal da Socratica pelas dicas! Gosto muito do canal e espero que possa continuar postando vídeos de bom conteúdo como esse, abç.
Btw, está ansiosa pelo Winds of Winter? Hahah
Thank you very much - very helpful
Intuitively explained - excellent! :D
Thanks for this inform
This is an underrated channel
Thanks for developing my reading skills
For some reasons you are interesting, maybe I don’t care about the reasons a lot. Your brain gives me a great vibe . ☺️
quality reading depends on comprehension, so its about how fast you comprehend with sustainability so that the very next moment u can jump off to next page/words/etc
I love this channel.😍😍
I would apprechiate a few citations for the medical facts you are sharing! (You probably got them from somewhere, right?) Maybe something for the next video.
Thank you so much.
What a soothing voice!
my current rsvp speed is around 550x3 wpm (in chinese, reading in-depth news report) or 650wpm reading english novel, or 400wpm reading english scientific article.
Speed reading is great, but for military readiness you need TRC. Target, recognition and comprehension. For example, neither clock is operating at peak efficiency. Tick, tick, tick.
Quero ser brasileiro e chegar neste nível de inglês
Janete dos mutantes arrasando kkkk
I eliminate subvocalization through repeating silently in my head: 'silencesilencesilence...' -which stops me from subvocaliziting what I'm actually reading and let's me blast through reading through with only 'visual' reading.
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing this tip!!
Is there a possibility of placebo?
Personally for me, i try to eliminate subvocalization, and i notice that its gone. Until i realize that its slightly there and i was actually ignoring it
i do the same thing with trying to forget pink elephants too.
What the video said on minute 3:54 is not true. On ebooks you can set the letter size so you can see more or less text on each page, meaning you can have the option to have even more information in one page than a book
If only your voice and style of speaking could be digitalized,
like a font on my computer that I could apply to Google, (and everything else)! Would you please work on that for me?
O inglês é tão perfeito que é melhor que os proprios nativos.. incrivel, meta de vida é falar assim..
Fui olhar um pouco, se não me engano ela tem dupla nacionalidade, o pai é diplomata... Acredito que ela tem contato com línguas estrangeiras desde criança... Esse inglês é meta de vida²
Regarding the statement that you can't read with your peripheral vision: I'm wondering if this assumption is not underestimating one fact. When speed reading, one generally pays little to no attention to 'meaningless' words such as 'the', prepositions, and similar words that you can still understand the text without having actually read those words. Now, knowing the language we can expect where in a sentence those words would appear, and our peripheral vision, while blurry, can give enough information for our brain to confirm this, concluding "the next word is probably unimportant, you can skip it"
Thus, I think techniques that try to improve reading speed by making better use of peripheral vision should, I think, give better results than scientific estimates based on the size of the fovea would suggest. Yes, you can't "read" with peripheral vision, but it doesn't mean peripheral vision can't speed up reading. At least that's what I'd assume. Would I be wrong?
Especially considering long words, words starting with capital letters, words written in bold, cursive etc. are often more important to understanding a text, and peripheral vision can draw our attention to those words. Similarly, when searching for a specific word in a text, peripheral vision can quickly give our brain enough information to discern which words could and which could not be the one we're searching for, so we don't have to focus on each word on the page when searching.
You rightly pointed out the limitations of the RSVP. A big part of it is just impractical.
Your voice is therapeutic
Great video nice and clear understandig
Yes, you can read faster on a PC or Mac - if the text is copyable and pastable (for instance from a text orientated PDF - note some PDF files are saved as pictures, and hence the text is uncopyable) then of course you can read faster, with text to speech - Balabolka reads to you simultaneously, and you can speed up the rate of the voice, to the point you can still understand the paragraphs in the sections, in the chapters. but it is incredible, nor more trial in reading, you are too busy focusing on what has been mentioned, as your eyes follow along.
Great, great and great!!!
My psychology professor said that retention mostly happens after reading the same material about ten times. Mmm? Good tips. Always reading 📖.
I can't read and comprehend a single thing without doing sub-vocalization, The louder I read to myself the better I understand. I currently doing senior year of college and even though I speak and write two languages( French is my second language) , I am unable to read either of them fluently without sub-vocalizing.
I tried the speed test on the website you recommended and got a cumulative average speed of 130 words per minute. These result are a little frustrating to me given the average adult reading speed on that website is 200-300 WPM (6 grader level) and 350 to 450 WPM for a college student. :-(
great , stunning channel well i was only interested in python but your videos are stunning
We're so glad you're checking out our other content! We make such a variety of topics, and people who watch Python might not be interested in Chemistry or Calculus, but we figured just about everyone could use some study tips.
Thanks for your kind comment! :D
SQ4R is a great technique for reading and studying.
Me encantan sus videos. Indiferentemente el tema o el idioma son muy interesantes.
Richard III!? This chanel is great!
Amo seus vídeos!!!!
so good info...
4:21 I didn't know I can read that fast!
i noticed that too
wow, thanks I got 312 words per minute 😍
Good video
Saudades de quando vocês faziam vídeos em português também.
I love how, you pretty much throw everything out the window that speed reading books teach lmao.
Is there anything you don't know? Wait...if there is, how would you know?
You're certainly easy to listen to though.
Man, It sound like Oliver's phrase
nice video
The best way of studying and memorizing things you read, that works very well for me , is reading while walking at the same time.. this way the brain works and absorbs knowledge much better than just sitting...
Interesting idea - we'll have to try it!! Reminds us of the Peripatetic School. 💜🦉
I m doing the this also sometimes. It can really help.
Very useful informations - Thanks for that and keep going on Socratica!
By the way: a cooperation with Thomas Frank would make the content of useful knowledge explode ^^
I wish this helps me coz I always don't like reading
Halseyyyyy !!!
One of the record holders for speed reading recommends using your finger to track where you're reading.
i love your voice!
Please tell us how to mange exam stress
Plz start doing videos on c++....
Would you mind telling me the name of the song that starts at 7:53? I really enjoyed it
If only she had been a teacher at my high school.
Any recommendations on best app for speed reading. Mainly want to improve my eye movements across the page
Have you recorded all the vedios of study tips series on the same day or do you wear the same sweatshirt eachday?