Forget speed reading, learn how to SUPER READ and you'll be consuming information faster than anyone you know.
InstructorMatt WongThe curriculum uses a progressive series of exams to measure current speed, new speed after technology application, and specific skills like skimming and scanning.
Instruction focuses on translating reading theory into practical applications such as previewing and active annotation.
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Reliance on specific software or plugins for speed gains may present longevity concerns compared to purely manual techniques.
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The curriculum aligns with the goal of academic speed reading through its focus on skimming and scanning.