How to Speed Read

[@АружанТоктарбаева-х9ц]

1. Be aware 2. Read with a purpose, know what you are looking for 3. Figure out the plot ant the tone 4. Summarize every time you finish a chapter 5. Subvocalize 6. Read in chunks 7. Use your finger to read

[@MJ-hm2sn]

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[@darinladd3047]

Thanx.

[@zainanie]

Zeena Alsarraf I think it meant to be stop subvocalize

[@babyturds8143]

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[@nuelle2361]

Thanks man 👍

[@marcuscummings2803]

I don't think anyone here understands how well you edit. That motion tracking was on point lol

[@elixtirr2611]

This video was sooooo helpful to me! Thank you for making it! In previous years of high school , I've always maintained very high grades, but my reading speed always lagged a little behind the other kids', and so they would typically get work done much faster than me. This led to quite a lot of homework and study buildup, so I was staying up until almost 2 in the morning nearly every school day. After watching your video, I think it's finally possible for me to catch up or even EXCEED my peers in reading speed, which is a really good thing 😄👌🏻😊

[@joannefu3223]

Still find it hard to speed read on the SAT :( and getting all the important information down...

[@ilona7051]

Why don’t they teach us these techniques at school??

[@PankajKumar-lt9ml]

Ilona How'd they even they didn't know

[@liliana_edmunds3049]

I am here because of school

[@ahmetdumlu8069]

my tutor registered sat on march mistakenly and i will take the exam on saturday(2 days later). Whereas my math is 90% perfect , i have started to study english just now. I'll take the exam with studies which are your videos :D. It will be a challenging experiment for me and you . I hope it shows that how great your videos :D

[@anishkasyap9691]

Who else is practicing the tips on the comments?

[@nikkinyarko]

Me 😂😂

[@HelenSokha]

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[@babyturds8143]

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[@tamamshud5879]

The method I use for myself is determining a kind of award if I finish my work in time so I rush through it to get the prize after ward... like watching one episode of my favorite TV show. Anyway... I found ur channel so helpful. Thank you for the tips

[@phucnguyenlx]

OH MY GOD!!!! Her speaking speed is also amazing. She reminds me of Jesse Adam Eisenberg.

[@alienhead6846]

she's honestly amazing god bless!

[@samiazaman5240]

What she said about people who hate reading being at an advantage is quite accurate, I think. I like reading, and really enjoy internalizing new concept too much to be able to move on. It has cost me so many times.

[@tyronetakawira8605]

I absolutely adore this channel.

[@ziyeew1637]

Struggling with SAT reading 😭 😭 😭 thx a lot for the tips

[@joshuaochua1990]

I'm taking my ACT test tomorrow! I hope to achieve at least 25😅😁 Wish me luck!!

[@SupertutorTV]

good luck!!

[@liliana_edmunds3049]

Good luck ( 3 years late )

[@adityapantofficial]

Thanks so much for making this video. I really needed this video to help me read faster for the at sections

[@SupertutorTV]

Glad it helped! Good luck on those tests!

[@sarkyttashen8563]

Your reading speed is faster I can really see in your video cause your voice is really fast when you talking about your video. Amazing!

[@iamcristalle]

GOD BLESS YOU SO MUCH! MAY YOU USE YOUR GOD GIVEN ABILITIES TO EMPOWER OTHERS AND BRING MORE WISDOM AND REVELATION YOU WILL HAVE TO THE CHURCH

[@nitusha2578]

what 2.125 subs .. you deserve more

[@kavishabhatnagar]

I agree! she is sooo cool and her videos are super awesome and super informative, like really really helpful.

[@AshfamGaming]

She got them

[@samuelgebrehiwet1226]

Well now she has 131, 000 subs👍

[@cookiecat9448]

@@samuelgebrehiwet1226 now she's at 208K

[@IMChessMD]

Please make a video on dashes (--) and commas. I've found many articles use dashes instead of commas in places where I felt it was appropriate to use commas. Also, while reviewing for the ACT, I found a question that said something like this: "Ron, who was 16, was studying for the ACT." It was an English question, so I had to determine if it was correct as is or needed to be improved. Now I was tempted to choose "no change" but one answer choice read, "Ron--who was 16-- was studying..." Could you clarify why the latter was't correct.

[@SupertutorTV]

Great suggestion, Allan. We'll take this into consideration!

[@Shei_82]

Joshua Holmes dashes aren't always used in place of commas.. they are mainly for interuptory phrases.. in this sentence , 'who is 16' is a more of a modifier to Ron than an interruption and it doesn't introduce a new idea .. just a piece of information about the noun. . that's the point of appositives mainly dashes come followed by a definition of a term

[@brookifyd]

We have a pretty thorough run down on these on our paid ACT course at Supertutortv.com. I realize you may not be prepping for the ACT still, but I found that fitting all the rules into a KZbin video was tough as there is a lot to cover.

[@mominanaveed7736]

I'm having difficulty with the reading section. Can you please make a video on that?

[@mominanaveed7736]

like on strategies we can use

[@HiFiUtkarsha]

Thank you for your practical and palatable video

[@benkim3670]

Thanks this really helped on the act reading section

[@Cloud420-bx2kw]

Very helpful thanks

[@azeylomiru21tv55]

oh my, thank you so much for this video. Glad i actually watched it instead of assuming i knew its content

[@charltonlepkofker2711]

Something that helped me become a fast reader was trying to read a whole book in a day. I would set aside an entire 24 hour period (this is an approximation, of course, seeing that everyone has stuff to do-so it can be like 18-20 hours) where I could literally just sit down and intensively read. This strengthened my focus, anatomization, perseverance, and celerity in reading technique. And I don't mean large books like Harry Potter or Crime and Punishment, but 200 to (sometimes) 300-page books. You can go even smaller though-Albert Camu's The Stranger is a good example of a laconic, yet challenging, novel. Also, this strategy requires a previously established, intrinsic joy of reading. If you don't like to read already, I don't think this technique would be very helpful.

[@danielneustadter6944]

thanks for teaching me a new vocab word for the sat. celerity

[@shilpabhandari8713]

Awesome video! You look like Taylor Swift :)

[@mannyokafor4609]

Taylor Swift has nothing to do with speed reading

[@ev6564]

I love reading, but when reading for tests I still blank out more than I should. Or if I find something interesting like when I was doing an SAT practice test and there was an interesting passage and it distracted me as well! So I get distracted if I'm reading something I like or dislike!

[@trendingonly8866]

the best channel i have ever seen

[@nidhipadamwar3161]

Brooke, this was really helpful! moreover, I enjoyed it too!

[@Vishal-dd2rj]

Helpful in all the ways and tracking your time while reading is a great tip

[@danesfc]

Excellent video about reading techniques! Booked.

[@ev6564]

I took a Princeton Review or Kaplan (one of those classes) offered at my school and the teacher told us to read bits every question instead of all at once quickly but I really don't want to do that. I'm already decent at speed reading, but I still need to improve

[@andrefuhrbrah]

You're an awesome tutor. Thanks a lot!

[@sandeepjoshi8280]

After listening to her, i guess now I need a course in understanding better!!! 😁🤣

[@zt8573]

This advices are really helpful.Thank you so much.

[@srinivaspillai4622]

Excellent sister, your explanation was fantastic.

[@Sufiyan-vo6km]

This video is super helpful. Thank you so much!

[@anjanitripathi4447]

Nice to know from you which will make some important changes in us

[@chanchanlu8098]

I always cannot complete SAT part one and two. I guess that is because my reading speed is too slow. Plus, lots of words worry me in the reading section. Thank you for your suggestions and I will have a try. I think they are very useful!

[@SupertutorTV]

Good luck! You might also try working on vocabulary -- we have some suggestions for vocabulary books in our mnemonics video if you haven't seen that one yet!

[@nathantran447]

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[@manalisahasrabuddhe397]

Very very good and informative video!

[@scimaniac]

Can you talk about Word Within the Word lists and if that helped you with words on SAT or ACT?

[@diantousoucko6708]

please can you give us tips to catch fast English speaking . I am not a native speaker so it's a bit difficult to catch every single words thanks you and I love your channel😉

[@brookifyd]

Click the gear below the video and you can play the videos at slower speeds!!

[@jas8944]

So motivational thank you

[@samchop1998]

thank you! this is really helpful !

[@ameliacannon520]

Could you please do a video on application to colleges in the states if you're from Europe for example? Because where I'm from the school system is very different. We have longer school days and a lot less options and also time for extra curriculars. We also don't have SAT's or ACT's in public schools (some really expensive private schools offer them though). I'm just really curious since I'm from Switzerland and I'm very interested in studying in the US.

[@jaysan3004]

Amelia Cannon that's a great idea

[@kingofthecosmos3253]

Amelia Cannon unless if you are going to one of the us Ivy League schools, it would be better to stay in Europe

[@yanpinghuang8154]

Thank you for sharing.

[@stephaniehickman5498]

I like to read just not very often.

[@jaskaransingh0304]

This is amazing !

[@sushmitaupreti4076]

I don't read books and now i'm having problems with SAT Reading.First of all, i don't understand the passage...my score is so bad idk what to do:(

[@muhammadsaad4764]

wow that's awesome video!!

[@nikkinyarko]

Stopping sub vocalizing is sooo hardd

[@3ternalsage]

I would strongly advice against training yourself to remove your sub-vocalization, you retain and process information far more effectively when you use sub-vocalization. Trying to speed up your sub-vocalization is far better.

[@brookifyd]

I don't think speed reading or eliminating subvocalization is always the best strategy when reading. Nonetheless, given the gain in speed, I find it a useful tool in my reading technique toolbox. Different circumstances call for different levels of comprehension. Just like sprinting, just because I know how to do it, doesn't mean I always do it or it's always appropriate.

[@sakshidixit7108]

actually it's not just about reading. you have to read as well as understand the idea of the passage at the same time..

[@SupertutorTV]

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[@agustinsoto6040]

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[@АйанаЕргалиева]

Reading with purpose Prompt, tone, mental map of the passage, stop subvocalization

[@rainbowluma852]

This veido helped me learn how to read faster

[@blinkerhawk]

Rainbow Luma veido

[@nelsontragura1441]

There are only 8 steps, and they happen simultaneously. Like a download manager, only you have eight different nodes to accept the information. Practice doing these questions, with correlation with time and experiences on you life, that is why you should stay away form television. The Eight (8): What will be(past/present); How to do it(why and how things are done); What could be (chances and probabilities); Why is it (underlying natural systems/phenomenons); What is (understanding the value, of power and resources); What was (what was the benefit without such innovations, of power and resources); What is important (what creates benefit for everyone); What is needed (what creates value for the few or an individual) ....If you can think of this every step of the way then you would have essentially created a story which is infinite and increasingly meaningful, reading and comprehension will become automatic.

[@Aryan-bs5ne]

I have my test tomorrow. I am feeling pretty negative about it. 😔

[@kat7409]

I...I don't understand how to not subvocalize... :(

[@noradoughty4300]

Rainbow Dust same

[@jing-chingchen2333]

Okey! what if that English is not my first language that how can I apply this approach to let say US Patriotic Act for a test material !?

[@danielsalgado5454]

Before this video I got an ad about a website that teaches people to speed read.

[@fanyang1803]

however, it is still very difficult for some one like me.....a non-native user of English language.....QAQ

[@ClaraGD]

the struggle is real lol

[@LordLoldemort7]

Right.... native speakers have a hard time so non native speakers have it even harder!

[@bestsattips5245]

Truth! But, follow my tips! I am a non-native and my tips work a lot!

[@lunak6043]

Fan Yang Oh gosh, me too, it’s been 2 years inky & I must deal with the SAT May God be with us

[@Bobbo.Sherif]

I bet she can read 4000 words per sec....

[@rishiraj4500]

😂

[@thegpshowtheshow]

During this video I read 3 textbooks

[@elnareelesgerova9775]

More of SAT strategies...

[@devghosh2874]

I'm SAT I simply cannot finish reading section within time. Only able to complete 3 passages. Also getting confused between two answer choices. Plz offer some advice

[@krissyo9503]

I've never taken the SAT but in the ACT I heard its good to skip the first passage aka prose fiction then come back because you spend a lot of time on the first passage

[@chenweihu1763]

Can you make a video on how to speak faster like you

[@green_razor8569]

That subvocalization bit confused me that sounds pretty hard to do

[@saaaaadia]

Are there really people who hate reading? I thought I always dead. But it turned out I just wasn't reading things that interest me.

[@theashologist]

I hate reading .... I just dont like reading and seeing words all the time

[@emilybeatriz7951]

i always drift off when I read!

[@ishaankulkarni1396]

U ROCK!!

[@mmoheshamm]

i love you❤️

[@mamoako1521]

5:46 Subvocalization Practice

[@kanikahoun3995]

what should i do if i don't know most of the words in the readings and have no ideas what those words mean?

[@anepicflyingbrick_4872]

khannika pooh read other books

[@kanikahoun3995]

Anepicflyingbrick _ but I really can't understand the meaning of the words and I do read books nowadays.

[@ClaraGD]

well, everytime u find a word u dont know, check on the dictionary, write that down. I know it's hard, I'm not an english native speaker

[@nishantnepal4927]

Watching the video at double the speed to accomodate to speed reading

[@whatsinaname7289]

in WPM

[@wesleynoggle3895]

forget reading fast but read smart that is what she is saying

[@mr.hunchback3947]

263 wpm. Just a student so I am slow .-.

[@raulyanez190]

I find a bit difficult to understand a word without pronouncing it silently eg: bread I know what it is I eat it every day and yet my mind says it anyways How do I stop saying it in my mind?

[@Abonanno24601]

Take another Addie.

[@gulagbatman1318]

My teacher said, "If you don't wanna put the effort in... drop the subject." Me inside: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZWufY2JqpZrfMk

[@whatsinaname7289]

If you wouldn't mind, what's your reading speed?

[@manndiipsingh1576]

I just don’t get english!

[@ZiggyGreen123]

I come from NY and if someone speaks any slower than this I get really frustrated :/

[@angelathomas6773]

x Broskee same tho lol

[@twumasibismark1781]

You should be serious ... You like playing

[@carljhson63]

here is a little ttip, i can understand you and your speed of speech, however, non-English speakers will not be able to understand you at all because you are speaking way to fast for them.

[@namitaa]

YOU LOOK LIKE SUTTON FOSTER

[@sportscontents7954]

speak slowly, read faster!!!!!

[@ubuntulinux7505]

Your content is too cold make it warm

[@zamtube791]

I'm not sure about your reading speed but speaking speed is annoying--- the way you're speaking so quickly ... and lesson about SAT ... Lol

[@susanadong3532]

you speak toooooooooooooooooo fast

[@bigbb772]

Fits the theme