Speed Reading: How to Read Faster with Skillful Comprehension

Be More Productive, Book 1

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Speed Reading: How to Read Faster with Skillful Comprehension

By: Alex Medler

Narrated by: Kent Bates

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The audiobook covers the four main methods used today, including skimming, meta-guiding, peripheral vision (chunking), and rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP). You also get a review of 14 software apps available online. The audiobook is unbiased and provides you with both the pros and cons of this controversial subject.

This audiobook is an unbiased, comprehensive review of the current methods and modes of speed-reading. The author introduces the subject in a stepwise and easy-to-understand manner that includes a brief history of the subject and a review of the reading process as a neurological activity.