Free online program "wide eyes span" for speed reading
Peripheral vision - Ability to perceive the presence, motion or color
of objects outside of the direct line of vision; the vision by the entire retina
excluding the macula.
Develop a wider eye-span. This will help you read more than one word at a glance.
Since written material is less meaningful if read word by word, this will help you
learn to read by phrases or thought units. Invest in the time to some wide-angle
eyeglasses.
Instead of reading single words one at a time, read them in groups of 2, 3 or
4. As you fixate on each group by minimizing the time you spend on each fixation.
To overcome the problems of back skipping and regression use a guide such as your
finger or perhaps a pen or pencil. These ideas are very simple concepts that can
have a powerful effect on your reading speed if you practice them and make them
a habit.
It show that your angle of view is more widen then you think. So you can read
a group of words at ones time.
Free program "Speed reading is not magic".
Full version you can find here...
This training can increase peripheral vision, improve eye movement, and increase
overall reading speed. Rate can be set through 2000wpm.
Description of the free flash training for expansion of the corner
of the vision.
From both sides of the central line flash two numbers. Try to remember it. Type
the numbers from the keyboard. If result is right the program complicate the task
and the distance between the numbers will be increase. If the answer is wrong the
distance between numbers will decrease.
You can find full version of the training here
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Idea of the training
There are three main factors involved in improving reading speed:
the desire to improve,
the willingness to try new techniques and
the motivation to practice.
This program designed for extension of the vision corner. People with extension
visual corner read faster. The program shows the portion of information so you can
not read it at once. You can notice the numbers by corner of the eyes.
While execution of the training try to analyze your sensations. What comes with
your eyes? How do you recognize the numbers? Does the changes sharpness of the subjects?
Are the tarnished subjects around of the center of observation?
Articles about the eyes and speed reading
Understanding the role of speed in the reading process is essential. Research
has shown a close relation between speed and understanding.
Most adults are able to increase their rate of reading considerably and rather
quickly without lowering comprehension. These same individuals seldom show an increase
in comprehension when they reduce their rate. In other cases, comprehension is actually
better at higher rates of speed. Such results, of course, are heavily dependent
upon the method used to gain the increased rate. Simply reading more rapidly without
actual improvement in basic reading habits usually results in lowered comprehension.
The most important concept behind speed-reading is eye span. You know that fleeting
moment when your eyes blink as you read a line in a book? Your eyes are not blinking
without purpose. They are taking in the information, which that brain of yours will
later process.
The eye blink I am referring to has no more motivation than the textual material
at hand. This is where speed-reading or slow reading is decided. If you read word-by-word
your are definitely one slow reader. If you read by
vocalizing every syllable, you are also
slower. Unlike me, you probably listened to your mom when she said that the best
way to retain information is to read it to yourself aloud. Overcoming this conventional
wisdom alone will bring you a hefty gain in reading speed!
So the big rule is avoid subvocalization which is the clinical term for reading
word-for-word. The wisdom behind avoiding the subvocalization trap lies in the fact
that your eye span works in conjunction with the eye blink to record the information
in the brain. The shorter your eye span, the less information your brain assimilates.
Do you get it?
That's why the chief trick behind becoming a speed-reading freak is widening
your eye span. That means that in one reading sweep at the blink of an eye, you
should not only capture one word but words, phrases and eventually a whole sentence.
So back to the golden rule of speed-reading. Widen that eye span. Support and
start working on the habit immediately by reading in optimum condition, that is
with the proper lighting, right text size, and yes, plenty of leg room. Don't read
word-for-word!
Avoid re-reading, which is technically known in speed reading circles as digressing.
Don't get caught doing this, or better yet, avoid doing it altogether. This takes
up too much of your precious reading time. Believe me, it's not worth it. You think
your mind will remember it better by going back? Clinical studies reveal otherwise.
See also online free widen your eyes games and articles
> By using Speed reading software, you can improve
facilities of speed reading. You needn't practice special exercises; it
is just enough to read and periodical practice. Look at
free online speed reading trainings. All text
contain 50% of garbage.
> Remove 50% of letters
and you will read the text. Try to understand this simply idea and you speed
reading will up. Human mind read the words as china hieroglyph. You can
mix the letters and read the text. Try to
understand this simply idea and you speed reading will up. You can read the text
by groups of words. If you
strips the text you can also read the text. The
speed reading will by up if you wide the
span eyes. Use the full version of speed
reading software "Speed reading is
not magic".
> Habitually returning to what is already read, that
usually decreases the speed of reading, no longer happens. Reading each word
individually becomes unnecessary because skillful fast readers do not
individualize the text when reading at high speeds.
> You become accustomed to grasping a whole word or a
group of words at one glance. In this way you activate your peripheral vision
facilities. You study how to read without haste, because the program responds to
the speed you have chosen and does not react to your haste. The "Magic Speed
Reading" inclues 15 different computerized trainings.
