Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Accelerated Reading Is A Good Skill To Learn

By Virginia Adams


Learning how to read is something that most people do at a very young age. In kindergarten, people learn how to read. It opens up a whole new world for you. You can now embrace the world and what you want out of your life when you know to get information from books, magazines, the Internet, and pamphlets. The list is endless. Accelerated reading is one way to master the art of reading.

Relaxing with a good book is very good for your mental and physical health. It can help you relax when you would otherwise be stressed out. Reading helps you grow in your brain and your mind. You can learn new facts and also expand the ability to read more books at a higher rate of speed which can help you cover more territory.

Ask questions when you go to the class. They may have a special technique to show you how to read more fast. You may learn how to use symbols on your book to show that there is an important point in the passage that you may read. You could develop a key so you can read the book outlining various symbols that you use for what points are worth remembering.

When you learn this skill, the teacher may show you how to make a symbol for information in the passage that is helpful to you. You may want to make a key that shows what symbol is for points that are important and very important. This symbol will be very important in your reading time. Take this key seriously and abide by it over and over as you read the passage.

Having a list of what you read will help you because you will be able to refer to it later after you have read for a while. You will not be able to remember everything that you read so keeping track is a wise thing to do.

Practice is very helpful in any endeavor and this is no exception. Practice reading books on a regular basis with skills of skimming, noting important points with a symbol that you assign to it, and learning to move your eyes quickly over the words and not spend too much time one each word.

Bookstores and libraries will have some ideas on how to help you improve. Look into these resources and see what they have. The librarian or bookstore associate can direct you to the right place. Ask questions and do not be embarrassed about being honest about what you do not understand.

Go to your local library and see what they have. They be the right place or not depending how big it is and how many resources they have. Do not get frustrated if they do not have what you are looking for. It will take time to learn where to find the resources that you need so be patient with yourself and the process.




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