Tips for fast reading

2020年商务英语BEC初级考试高分阅读技巧三1.快速泛读(fast extensive reading)平时要养成快速泛读的习惯。

这里讲的泛读是指广泛阅读大量涉及不同领域的书籍，要求读得快、理解和掌握书中的主要内容就能够了。

要确定一个明确的读书定额，定额要结合自己的实际，切实可行，可多可少。

例如每天读20页，一个学期以18周计算，就能够读21本中等厚度的书(每本书约120页)。

2.计时阅读(timed reading)课余要养成计时阅读的习惯。

计时阅读每次实行5～10分钟即可，不宜太长。

因为计时快速阅读，精力高度集中，时间一长，容易疲劳，精力分散反而乏味。

阅读时先记下“起读时间”(starting time)，阅读完毕，记下“止读时间”(finishing time)，即可计算出本次阅读速度。

随手记下，长期坚持，必定收到明显效果。

3.略读(skimming)略读又称跳读(reading and skipping)或浏览(glancing)，是一种专门的，非常实用的快速阅读技能。

所谓略读，是指以尽可能快的速读阅读，如同从飞机上鸟瞰地面上的明显标志一样，迅速获取文章大意或中心思想。

换句话说，略读是要求读者有选择地实行阅读，可跳过某些细节，以求抓住文章的大概，从而加快阅读速度。

据统计，训练有素的略读者的阅读速度能够达到每分钟3000到4000个词。

阅读时，先把文章粗略地浏览一下，看看文章中是否有自己工作和学习所需要的或自己感兴趣的资料和信息，然后确定这篇文章是否值得细读。

在查找资料时，如果没有充分时间，而又不需要高度理解时，就能够使用略读技巧。

“不需要高度理解”并非指略读时理解水平能够很低，而是说略低于一般阅读速度所取得的理解水平是允许的。

敚一般阅读的目标是在保持一般阅读速度的条件下，获得尽可能高的理解水平，通常达到70%或80%.略读时，理解水平略低一些是预料之中的事，平均理解率达50%或60%就能够了。

Speed-Reading TechniquesI was a Bible college student when one of our chapels featured a guest speaker who taught us how to speed-read. At the time I didn’t need the skill since most collateral reading assignments in my courses were under 500 pages, but I started practicing just for the fun of it– sort of like a private parlor game. However all that changed when I wound up in graduate school at Princeton Seminary and several Profs. expected me to read several thousand pages of collateral alongwith the fi ve or six textbooks. That’s when I got serious about speed reading. Here is the collection of what I practiced then, and picked up since. The first thing I had to do was toss away the reading myths I had held so long.Reading Myths1. Reading is linear. I had always figured reading wasa linear process; you know, start up front and grind through to thevery end in the exact order it was printed in. Reading is no morelinear than thinking is, (or I eventually discovered, than writing; few writers start at the beginning —indeed, they usually ―write the first part last.‖2. True reading is word-for-word. I started as a kidlooking at individual letters. They didn’t help much. Next I started sounding out syllables. Finally, I could read whole words. Why stopw ith words? Well, I know one reason… I had a college professor who madeus swear we had ―Read every single word‖ of our collateral reading. Why? He didn’t make us swear we’d ―read every single letter.‖ The answer is simple: that professor (like me) had never moved from letters, syllables, and words, to reading phrases, sentences and paragraphs. He assumed the only way to read thoroughly was by the laborious method of reading one word at a time.3. Reading is a laborious task which takes a long time. Not at all! Reading can be both fun and fast. Indeed, speed reading is like auto racing — it is far more exciting.4. All parts of a book are of equal value. This mythpersists until you actually write your own book. Then, all at once you realize there is ―filler‖ material , illustrations, and even sometimes whole chapters jammed into a book just because the publisher insisted. Take messages for instance. Ever hear a message and wish you could putit on fast forward over that long story illustrating a point youalready understand? Well, in reading you can fast forward.5. Reading faster will reduce retention. Sorry. Itshould be that way, shouldn’t it? Those who groan slowly through a bookpainstakingly sounding out every single word, maybe even moving theirlips, should get a greater reward shouldn’t they? Sorry. In fact, speed reading techniques will increase one’s comprehension and retention.Getting Ready to ReadSo, we’re ready to read. But don’t read the book yet. There are a few steps to take first.FIRST: ELIMINA TE ALL DISTRACTIONS: Get rid of ANYthingyour mind could think about besides the reading material. Is there conversation? Activity? TV? An uncomfortable seat? Music in the background? (OK OK, I know many of my readers are college students whoclaim th ey ―study better‖ with music in the background. Go ahead and claim it —but you are wrong. Y ou might ―like it‖ better, but you donot study better. ANYthing which might occupy your mind waters downyour concentration —even occupying your ―mind-in-backgrou nd.‖ Foolyourself if you wish — but if you really are serious about reading faster, eliminate distractions.SECOND: Ask: What is my purpose? Why are you readingthis? And what kind of literature is it? Is it a classic or fictionwork you are reading for fun? Then, why hurry through it at all? Like a leisurely meal, sit back and taste each bite — turn over the delicious phrases in your mind. Or is collateral reading for a course where you are must be familiar with the central notions? Then finding the notions is why you are reading, right? Or maybe you are reading collateralwhere you will be tested on the content? Or maybe collateral reading where you will be required to say, ―I read every single word?‖ Or isthis a book where you will be tested on the terms and dates therein? Or, maybe you are just reading the book searching for some new ideas for your own situation. Or you have to write a review. Or maybe you plan to teach it to others. See how different your purpose might be for each? Before you open the book, take a minute to state your purpose to yourself. It will largely determine how you read the book from then on.THIRD: Do a 10 minute PRE-READ. Take ten minutes orless and pre-read the entire book. Go ahead and try this if you’venever done it before. Treat a book like a jigsaw puzzle. Dump it out, then organize all the pieces first before putting it together. Read the dust cover and any cover reviews. Then look through the author blurb. Move to the Table of Contents and see if you can figure out the whole book from this page. Page through the entire book, page by page and glance through all summaries, tables, pull-out quotes,diagrams(especially), and scan through all the section titles and you go.Chances are you’ll find the KEY CHAPTER while you are doing this. Some publishers say (off the record, of course) ―A book is simply one great chapter with a dozen other filler chapters.‖ If this is so, find that chapter.FOURTH: Read the KEY CHAPTER. Start using the rapid reading techniques mentioned later to read this KEY CHAPTERthrough.Y ou are not obligated to wait until you have read all the chapters before this one, as if you must eat your green beans before the ice cream. The book is yours — go ahead and get the central idea before you start!Once you’ve read the key chapter you are ready to read the rest. In order from the front to the back, or in some other order which better suits your purpose. Now for some actual reading tips tips.III. Rapid Reading Techniques1. Raise your speed- comfort level. How comfortableare you speeding in a car? How fast do you have to go before you feel you are ―on the edge?‖ 70 MPH? 90? 120? How about 210 MPH, the speedthe Indy car drivers can average? Get the point? Some people have learned to drive faster; their comfort level has been raised. Y ou cando the same thing for reading. Face it, speed-reading isn’t mostly about technique; it is about mind set. Indeed this may be the reason you can play a CD while reading — you are merely driving along at25MPH. Can you imagine an Indy car driver playing music in the background? No. The driver focuses all his or her skills on the track.If you are out for a Sunday afternoon stroll in your book, then ignore this. But if you are serious about becoming a speed-reader, then start expecting more of yourself.2. See the book as a mine full of ORE not GOLD. Booksoffer wonderful gold to the prospector. But the reader must sort through tons of ore to find and refine the gold. The speed reader changes mindsets: quits fooling around with the ore and searches for the gold. What is a book anyway? What are words? They are ―carriers‖ oftruth, thoughts, ideas, a thesis, information, terms, concepts, notions. One reads a book to get the message, not to obsess on the words. (I’m tempted here to talk about Bible study, but we shall let it pass this time.) Switch your mindset to looking for the gold.3. Quit Subvocalizing. Most of us learned to read bysounding out the words. The trouble is, most of us never stopped. Sure, maybe we no longer audibly sound them out, or even move our lips, but in our heads we are ―reading to ourselves.‖ We have learned to read by Mouth-and-Ear. To become a speed reader one must discard this habit (orat least reduce it) and adopt the eye-and-mind method. It is mostly a matter of mind set. Instead of acting like the ear (even in one inside your head) is the route to the mind, begin believing that the eye isthe gate to the mind. Start drinking in books through your eyes. Letthe books pass into the mind directly from the eye, skipping the mouth and ears. Go ahead and start trying it.4. Use your finger. For most beginning speed-readersthis is a shock. They remember reading in grade school with their finger and assume it slows one down. Actually the finger is your pacecar. It leads you forward at a speedy pace, and keeps you on focus and avoiding back-skipping. There are several ways to use your finger (or hand) but just try it out for starters. As you improve, buy one of the books on speed-reading and settle on the pattern which works best for you.5. Break the Back-skip habit. Most of us read along aline of type like this one to get the interpretation of the meaning,but as we read our eyes jump back to dwell on a word we just passed. Wedo this without knowing it. In fact, probably the only way to discover how many times you back skip is to have someone watch you read and count the eye-darts back. But, unless you have someone you feel pretty comfortable staring you in the face while you read, just trust me –you probably back-skip. How to stop? First confess you do it. Then start recognizing when you do it. Finally when tempted to back-skip, treat the book like a movie — that is, even if you miss something in a movie, you don’t stop the video and replay it. Y ou just le t it flow on through, hoping you’ll make it up later.6. Use your peripheral vision. Just like you must develop a muscle in the gym, so your mind can be trained to use the eye-gate to take in a broader amount of data. For instance, instead of reading leftto right across the lines, pretend there is a line right down themiddle of this page and you are following the line. Let your eye takein through peripheral vision the phrases to the right or left. Can youdo it? With practice you can train your mind to r ead on ―both sides of the road‖ even though your eyes are on the center line. To practicethis skill most speed readers actually draw lines down pages of a book until they have mastered the skill with an invisible line. Let your mind drink in the information on the page without looking directly at it —just like you ―see‖ the sides of the road when driving an automobile.7. Learn to read KEY WORDS. 40-60% of the words on apage are neither critical nor important. Indeed, if someone tookwhite-out and hid them from your sight, you could still figure out what the paragraph was communicating. So, it stands to reason that if you could figure out which are these KEY WORDS you could scan past the other words and let your mind fill in the blank. Train your mind to find these key words and you’ll add even more speed to your reading.8. Eliminate ―Bus Stops‖ (Eye rests). As your eyesread down this line they stop periodically and ―rest‖ on a word. Children’s eyes often rest on every single word as they learn to read. Then as you grow your eyes move smoothly down the line like a lawn mower, then you stop a split second on a word, then start back up again. Most reader never get over this habit, but like a bus stoppingat every corner, it slows down your progress. Try to reduce your eye rests to 3-4 per line, maybe even less as you get better… keep the eye moving smoothly line after line, letting your mind drink in the knowledge on the line.9. Take breaks. The research is clear. Steady readinghour after hour is less efficient than taking a five minute break every hour or less. Sit down to read 100 pages in the next hour. Set an alarm even. Then reward yourself with a cookie or sandwich when you’ve reached your goal in 60 minutes.10. Set a time goal. Have a 300 page book to read?Decide how fast you’ll read it. If you are not a speedy reader, maybe you’ll only set the US average reading speed as your goal: one page a minute (250 words/min.). Or if you are already an above average reader, set 100 pages an hour and plunge in. If you picked 100 pages an hour, that’s 50 in a half hour, 17 per 10 minutes or 1.7 pages per minute. Keep on track… pretend like you are in an auto race… push yourself, concentrate, get yourself out there on the ―racer’s edge‖ — the linejust short of out-of-control, yet still in command. Do it; it will be exciting!IV Retention Techniques1. Underline, circle, make margin notes. Nothighlighting the whole page like some students do! Usually you will not mark more than two or three items per page, and many pages will have nomarkings. Marking pages increases recall — do you have a marked-up Bible? If you do, you can almost ―see‖ the page in your head when recalling it. Marking helps. (Highlighting may help — your own markings, however, are probably superior).2. Dog-ear important pages. In a 250 page book therewill probably be 25 pages worth dog-earing. Turn down the page to return later. The bigger the dog-ear the more important the page. Most books have only four or five half-page-dog ears.3. Transfer key notes to front of book. Got a greatpoint here? The central message? The quote which essentially representsthe whole book? Write it down in the front of the book. Why? Generally speaking when it comes to new information you either ―Use it or lose it in 20 minutes.‖ When you discover it, flip the book open to the front and scribble it down; it will cement the notion into your mind. Better yet, link it to something you already know and write that down too. Linked information can be recalled far better than isolated information.4. When finished, re-read dog-eared pages. Just run back through and re-read the gold. Here is the essence of the book (if you made judgements right going through).5. Now write an ―abstract‖ in the back or front. Y ou arefinishe d! Go for a pizza… but not just yet. Take a few more minutes andwrite an ―abstract‖ up front in your own words. When the writer submitted the proposal for this book, he or she probably actually had a single paragraph or page, outlining what this book was all about. To summarize the book, simply ―reverse engineer‖ the book back to the author’s abstract or thesis.6. Consider drawing a ―MindMap‖ of the contents. Ifyou are going to be tested on this book, get someone to teach you how to use Tony Buzan’s ―Mind Map‖ to remember the entire book on a singlepage. Remember, the mind mostly recalls ideas and pictures, not words.A Mind Map will enable you to ―picture‖ the whole book and you’ll looklike you posses a ―photographic‖ (which you really don’t need, if y ou simply follow the advice in this article).7. But if you borrowed the book, and can’t mark it,dog-ear it, or otherwise ―use‖ this took — then use 3M stickers instead of dog-ears, and write your comments on half-sheets of paper as you go.Finally,remember this: speed-reading is not some magical secret you can pick upin ten minutes and Presto! Y ou now can read 1000 words per minute. True, you can learn to read faster; perhaps double your presentspeed in two weeks. But to become a life-long rapid reader (like becoming a proficient race car driver) takes time, concentration and practice. This short article can get you started, but to really become expert you’ll need to practice plenty.To help you develop this skill further try one of the many books on rapid reading. (Y ou only need one to start with, most all articles (likethis one) books and courses basically cover similar techniques.)。

Reading quickly in English is a skill that many students aspire to master, especially when it comes to tackling the vast amount of material required in academic settings. Ive always been fascinated by the idea of reading faster without sacrificing comprehension, and over the years, Ive developed a few strategies that have significantly improved my reading speed.First and foremost, its crucial to understand that speed reading is not just about moving your eyes faster across the page. Its about processing information more efficiently. One of the most effective techniques Ive found is to practice chunking. This involves reading groups of words together rather than focusing on individual words. By doing this, my brain can process the meaning of a sentence more quickly, as its not bogged down by the need to decode each word separately.Another key aspect of improving reading speed is to minimize subvocalization, which is the habit of silently pronouncing words in your head as you read. This can slow down reading significantly. To combat this, Ive started to focus more on the overall meaning of sentences rather than the specific words. Its a bit like listening to music you dont need to focus on each individual note to understand the melody.Expanding my vocabulary has also been a gamechanger. The more words you know, the less time you spend figuring out the meaning of unfamiliar ones. Ive made it a habit to learn new words daily, and I keep a journal to jot down unfamiliar terms and their meanings. Over time, this has built a robust vocabulary that allows me to glide through texts with ease.Moreover, Ive found that actively engaging with the material helps to speed up the reading process. This means asking questions, making predictions about whats coming next, and summarizing what Ive read in my own words. By doing this, Im not just passively consuming the text Im actively processing it, which helps to improve both speed and comprehension.Using the right tools can also make a big difference. Ive started using a pointer, like my finger or a pen, to guide my eyes along the lines of text. This helps to maintain a steady pace and prevents my eyes from wandering or skipping lines, which can disrupt the flow of reading.Additionally, Ive experimented with various reading techniques such as skimming and scanning. Skimming involves quickly going over the text to get a general idea of the content, while scanning is looking for specific information. Both techniques are invaluable when youre dealing with large volumes of text and need to find information quickly.Ive also made a conscious effort to read more. The more you read, the better your reading speed becomes. Its similar to how athletes improve their performance through regular training. Reading a variety of materials, from novels to academic journals, has helped me to adapt to different writing styles and structures, which in turn has improved my overall reading speed.Lastly, Ive learned the importance of setting goals for my reading. Whetherits finishing a chapter in a certain amount of time or understanding a complex article, having a clear objective helps to keep me focused and motivated to read faster.In conclusion, improving my reading speed in English has been a journey of trial and error, but the benefits have been well worth the effort. By combining techniques like chunking, minimizing subvocalization, expanding my vocabulary, engaging with the material, using tools like a pointer, and setting reading goals, Ive been able to read more quickly and efficiently. Its not just about getting through the material faster its about enhancing my ability to understand and retain information, which is the ultimate goal of reading.。

2022雅思阅读技巧之快速阅读训练都说雅思阅读题量大，篇幅长，雅思阅读经常来不及做?阅读速度提不上去?下面我就和大家共享雅思阅读解题技巧之快速阅读训练，来观赏一下吧。

雅思阅读解题技巧之快速阅读训练1. 快速泛读(fast extensive reading)平常要养成快速泛读的习惯。

这里讲的泛读是指广泛阅读大量涉及不同领域的书籍，要求读得快，理解和把握书中的主要内容就可以了。

要确定一个明确的读书定额，定额要结合自己的实际，切实可行，可多可少。

例如每天读20页，以18周预备考试的时间计算，就可以读21本中等厚度的书(每本书约120页)。

2. 计时阅读(timed reading)课余要养成计时阅读的习惯。

计时阅读每次进行5～10分钟即可，不宜太长。

由于计时快速阅读，精力高度集中，时间一长，简单疲惫、精力分散，反而乏味。

阅读时先登记“起读时间”(starting time)，阅读完毕，登记“止读时间”(finishing time)，即可计算出本次阅读速度。

顺手登记，长期坚持，必定收到明显效果。

3. 略读(skimming)略读又称跳读(reading and skipping)或扫瞄(glancing)，是一种特地的，特别有用的快速阅读技能。

所谓略读，是指以尽可能快的速度阅读，犹如从飞机上俯视(birds eye view )地面上的明显标志一样，快速猎取文章大意或中心思想。

换句话说，略读是要求读者有选择地进行阅读，可跳过某些细节，以求抓住文章的也许，从而加快阅读速度。

据统计，训练有素的略读者(skimmer)的阅读速度可以达到每分钟3000到4000个词。

阅读时，先把文章粗略地扫瞄一下，看看文章中是否有自己工作和学习需要的或自己感爱好的资料和信息，然后确定这篇文章是否值得细读。

在查找资料时，假如没有充分时间，而又不需要高度理解时，就可以运用略读技巧。

“不需要高度理解”并非指略读时理解水平可以很低，而是说略低于一般阅读速度所取得的理解水平是允许的。

英语快速阅读略读技巧有哪些快速阅读从人类潜能开发角度讲是一门科学，对于提高学习效率来说又是一门技能。

那么关于英语快速阅读技巧有哪些?下面就是小编给大家带来的英语快速阅读技巧，希望大家喜欢!英语快速阅读技巧1快速泛读(fast extensive reading)平时要养成快速泛读的习惯。

这里讲的泛读是指广泛阅读大量涉及不同领域的书籍，要求读得快、理解和掌握书中的主要内容就可以了。

要确定一个明确的读书定额，定额要结合自己的实际，切实可行，可多可少。

例如每天读20页，一个学期以18周计算，就可以读21本中等厚度的书(每本书约120页)。

英语快速阅读技巧2计时阅读(timed reading)课余要养成计时阅读的习惯。

计时阅读每次进行5-10分钟即可，不宜太长。

因为计时快速阅读，精力高度集中，时间一长，容易疲劳，精力分散反而乏味。

阅读时先记下起读时间(starting time)，阅读完毕，记下止读时间(finishing time)，即可计算出本次阅读速度。

随手记下，长期坚持，必定收到明显效果。

英语快速阅读技巧3略读(skimming)略读又称跳读(reading and skipping)或浏览(glancing)，是一种专门的，非常实用的快速阅读技能。

所谓略读，是指以尽可能快的速读阅读，如同从飞机上鸟瞰地面上的明显标志一样，迅速获取文章大意或中心思想。

换句话说，略读是要求读者有选择地进行阅读，可跳过某些细节，以求抓住文章的大概，从而加快阅读速度。

据统计，训练有素的略读者的阅读速度可以达到每分钟3000到4000个词。

阅读时，先把文章粗略地浏览一下，看看文章中是否有自己工作和学习所需要的或自己感兴趣的资料和信息，然后确定这篇文章是否值得细读。

在查找资料时，如果没有充分时间，而又不需要高度理解时，就可以运用略读技巧。

不需要高度理解并非指略读时理解水平可以很低，而是说略低于一般阅读速度所取得的理解水平是允许的。

英语快速阅读⽅法8篇英语快速阅读⽅法1 在英语考试中，很多考⽣会因为阅读速度跟不上影响做题，以⾄于最后影响到成绩，因为阅读部分占据分数中蛮⾼的⽐例。

为帮助⼤家解决这个问题，接下来将为⼤家详解英语备考练习快速阅读的⽅法是什么，希望这些对⼤家有所帮助。

在阅读英语材料时或是在考试过程中有很多⼈感到⾃⼰的阅读速度实在是跟不上需要，有些朋友就认为是⾃⼰的英语基础不⾏，然后就拼命的背单词，其实如果能够⽤正确的⽅法进⾏快速阅读训练的话，即使在原有的基础上也可以在阅读速度⽅⾯取得显著的提⾼，更何况很多情况下根本就不是英语基础的问题。

现在就让我们来看看练习快速阅读的四种⽅法。

1、快速泛读(fast extensive reading)平时要养成快速泛读的习惯。

这⾥讲的泛读是指⼴泛阅读⼤量涉及不同领域的书籍，要求读得快，理解和掌握书中的主要内容就可以了。

要确定⼀个明确的读书定额，定额要结合⾃⼰的实际，切实可⾏，可多可少。

例如每天读20页，⼀个学期以18周计算，就可以读21本中等厚度的书(每本书约120页)。

2、计时阅读 (timed reading) 课余要养成计时阅读的习惯。

计时阅读每次进⾏5～10分钟即可，不宜太长。

因为计时快速阅读，精⼒⾼度集中，时间⼀长，容易疲劳、精⼒分散，反⽽乏味。

阅读时先记下“起读时间”(starting time)，阅读完毕，记下“⽌读时间”(finishing time)，即可计算出本次阅读速度。

随⼿记下，长期坚持，必定收到明显效果。

3、略读 (skimming) 略读⼜称跳读(reading and skipping)或浏览(glancing)，是⼀种专门的，⾮常实⽤的快速阅读技能。

所谓略读，是指以尽可能快的速度阅读，如同从飞机上鸟瞰(bird's eye view )地⾯上的明显标志⼀样，迅速获取⽂章⼤意或中⼼思想。

换句话说，略读是要求读者有选择地进⾏阅读，可跳过某些细节，以求抓住⽂章的⼤概，从⽽加快阅读速度。

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In today's fast-paced world, the ability to readquickly and efficiently is a valuable skill. Whether it'sfor academic purposes, professional advancement, or simply personal enrichment, improving reading speed can have numerous benefits. In this essay, we will explorestrategies to enhance reading speed and the advantages it brings.Firstly, it's essential to understand that readingspeed is not just about reading fast; it's also about comprehension. Reading quickly but failing to grasp the content defeats the purpose. Therefore, strategies to improve reading speed should also focus on comprehension. 。

One effective technique is skimming. Skimming involves quickly glancing through the text to get a general idea of its content. This can be done by reading headings,subheadings, and the first and last sentences of paragraphs. Skimming allows readers to grasp the main points without getting bogged down in details. 。