Keep Up with your Newspapers, Magazines and Informational Reading Welcome!
Speed Reading Course: Informational Reading
Nov 01, 2014
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These slides are from the Iris Speed Reading Classes & Memory Improvement Courses. Iris is the largest and leading provider of Speed Reading & Memory Improvement Courses in the United States. This course covers techniques for keeping up with informational reading, including newspapers, magazines, and other informational reading for speed readers.
These slides are from the Iris Speed Reading Classes & Memory Improvement Courses. Iris is the largest and leading provider of Speed Reading & Memory Improvement Courses in the United States. This course covers techniques for keeping up with informational reading, including newspapers, magazines, and other informational reading for speed readers.
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- 1. Keep Up with your Newspapers, Magazinesand Informational Reading Welcome!
- 2. Why is it so Difficult to Read Informational Text? Nonfiction is the most widely read genre. However, classroom reading programs place most focus on fictionWe are not taught to read NONFICTION!
- 3. Reading Newspaper vs. Watching News
- 4. You are in Control
- 5. Purpose is Key
- 6. Read the Front CoverAnything of Interest to you???
- 7. Table of ContentsAsk Yourself:Is there anything you MUST read? (1)Is there anything you should read? (2)What is it you would like to read? (3)
- 8. "Read" the Magazine or Newspaper20 MinutesUse SkimmingScanningCriss Crossing
- 9. Come Back to the Table of ContentsReevaluate Your 2s and 1sAre your 2s still of interest to you?Perhaps you were incorrect aboutsome 3s
- 10. 10 minutes to Re-Read 2sread as thoroughly as time allowsIf any time left over, go back to the 3s
- 11. Adjust to your needsMain Point:Know your purpose and select what isimportantGet through the Magazine
- 12. Familiarity with the SubjectFaster PaceSlower Pace
- 13. Daily SummaryEditors have Previewed it for You Daily Summary
- 14. Specific FormatWhat?When?Where?Who?Why?
- 15. Basic Organization Patterns for News Articles
- 16. Special Hand MovementWhen PreviewingZig Zag hand MovementVery Helpful with Columns
- 17. Analytical or Editorial ArticleEvidenceOpinionorOpinionEvidence
- 18. Problem - Solution PatternProblemEffectsCausesSolution
- 19. Multiple Reading ProcessPreviewOverviewReadPostviewRecite
- 20. Single Rule for Reading NewspaperPreview and OverviewEACH ArticleCircle the Ones You want to read
- 21. Get Curious!Resist the Urge to Start ReadingOversmart the EditorsGet Hungry for IdeasGet back to the Article Later
- 22. Do Not Bother to Turn Pagesfor the rest of the storybreak the continuity?No!Use and Train Memory
- 23. Summary Magazines NewspapersInformational Material
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