10 Days to Faster Reading: Jump-Start Your Reading Skills with Speed reading

By: The Princeton Language Institute, Abby Marks-Beale

Narrated by: Abby Marks Beale

Jump-start your reading skills! Speed reading used to require months of training. Now you can rev up your reading in just a few minutes a day. With quizzes to determine your present reading level and exercises to introduce new skills quickly, 10 Days to Faster Reading will improve your reading comprehension and speed as it shows you how to:

• Break the Bad Habits That Slow You down
• Develop Your Powers of Concentration
• Cut Your Reading Time in Half
• Use Proven, Specially Designed Reading Techniques
• Boost the Power of Your Peripheral Vision
• Learn How to Scan and Skim a Written Report - and All in 10 Days!

©2001 Abby Marks Beale (P)2014 Abby Marks Beale

great help

helpful info! only problem I had was chapter 10 cutting out while she's talking over the material

Some great tips

Some great tips. Discipline Your Eyes was definitely my favorite, as I'm not much of a speed reader. I still think that techniques and non-sub vocalization mentioned here are hokum, as my mind doesn't work cogently without words. Other than that though, my reading speed went from around 235 words per minute to around 600, and my comprehension by focusing on grouping has gone way up as well.

audio cut out

great book but audio cuts out near the end. no big deal though. awesome listen.

motivating to listen...

Since I listen while I am driving I like the fact that it has a "bell" or some sort of "ping" when the narrator is about to say key words and phrases or make a point. it helps not to doze off and day dream while the audio is on. Plus it is made to be listened and is acknowledging it throughout-- thus emphasizing where you can refer back on the book (what pages) if you want to go through the exercises further. I had purchased another book of the same topic at the same time and i like this one better.

Excellent

I enjoyed this a lot. It's got great tips, revelations, and brief interviews with successful people who attribute their success in large part to reading. Abby comes across competent and caring. Well done, Abby!