How can I learn to read faster and better?
bump i need this
>>7429454
this and read more you fag
>>7429462
this and stop subvocalizing you friend
>>7429565
>pretending his mental handicap is a virtue
we /r9k/ now?
>>7429565
>not eating french fries
we /cgl/ now?
>board dedicated to reading
>isn't even good at it
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I just wouldn't worry about it unless it's really bothering you.
Faster will never equal better when it comes to comprehension.
Why is subvocalizing a bad thing? I do this and i think it really increses the experience. I don't care about reading the book as fast as posible to cross it off my list, i actually want to enjoy the story.
>>7430022
Just speak faster in your head. If what you're reading isn't complex, you'll still understand it well.
>>7429901
I trained myself to read faster by just subvocalizing "1-2-3-4" in my head over and over again while reading." Before, I read everything at my normal talking speed.
Strangely as I have read more, I started subvocalizing again, it's just really really really fast.
>>7429384
I would like to introduce a different view:
"It is not for nothing that one has been a philologist, perhaps one is a philologist still, that is to say, a teacher of slow reading."
From Nietzsche's Daybreak
>>7430162
It isn't, subvocalization is incredibly important to understanding what you're reading and basically impossible to suppress.
I'm borderline dyslexic and find reading with an audio book quite helpful
>>7430277
Lol no. Imagining writing out the text yourself is more important for comprehension. Books aren't meant to be listened to.
