- Amazon
- Book published in the United States in 1940.
- The reading is divided into four stages
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Elementary Reading
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perusal
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Analytical Reading
- Syn-topic reading
- I learned about syntopic reading from [You can read books 10 times faster than before!
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Meaning of [reading
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Reading skills and assertiveness.
- active reading
- Purpose of reading, reading for knowledge and reading for understanding
- Reading” is “learning,” “being taught” is different from “discovering.
- With and without teachers
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Reading Level
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Elementary Reading (Level 1)
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Inspection reading (Level 2)
- Organizational browsing and preliminary reading
- surface reading
- Reading speed
- Eye movement
- Understanding.”
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How to be a motivated reader
- Four Questions to Active Reading
- To make the book your own
- How to write
- Developing a Reading Habit
- From Many Rules to One Habit
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- Analytical reading (Level 3)
- Classifying Books
- Theoretical and practical books
- Clairvoyant to the book: clairvoyant?
- Conception and plot
- Unification of books ?
- outline
- The Art of Reading and the Art of Writing
- Author’s Intent
- Phase 1
- Coming to terms with the author: coming to terms?
- Keywords.
- Jargon and special terms
- What is the author’s message?
- Critique the book correctly
- The importance of reserving judgment
- It’s not a good idea to get into a fight.
- Resolve objections
- Agree or disagree with the author.
- Phase 3: What’s the second?
- Reading aids
- experience
- Help from other books
- Classifying Books
- How to Read Literature
- Ultimate goal of the reading
- Syntopical reading (4th level)
- Five Stages of Syntopical Reading
- Reading and Spiritual Growth
- Syntopical reading (4th level)
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