Missing Prereq on Speed-Reading

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by roguebfl

Except the sub-vocalization is a key element in memory retention. Hence why speed readers often do worse on comprehension tests because the often forget the details more often

For audially-dominated people (in terms of language, that is). Which is not everybody.

I suspect that for people who were visually-dominated in terms of language comprehension since childhood, this isn't that much of an issue.

Finally, I suspect that trying to get in information too fast is another reason for poorer retention. It's not like a fast lecture is all that easy to remember either.

[roguebfl]

Originally Posted by vicky_molokh

For audially-dominated people (in terms of language, that is). Which is not everybody.

No while dominate style help, but the really key is Multi exposure (three being recommended), and Reading + Sub-vocalization counts as two expostulation, where as the speed reading without it is only one exposure.

While single exposure in you dominate is better than non dominate, but is inferior to double exposure.