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There is a neat book I picked up in Highschool called The Manual: The Ultimate Study Method. It was cool. It advocated multiple forms of meditation for concent
by 0xCMP 7y ago
There is a neat book I picked up in Highschool called The Manual: The Ultimate Study Method.
It was cool. It advocated multiple forms of meditation for concentration training so you could speed read a book. Using your increased concentration, which was mentioned as super important, you'd do pass 1 of 3 speed reading through using the Visual Method mentioned. Meditation and clearing your head were mentioned specifically to reduce regressing, but it was okay to regress. Pass 2 would involve creating an outline of all the topics and information. Pass 3 would be creating a visual mind map of the information.
Point for me was that speed reading helps only to filter or get a first pass on something, but I doubt anything really complicated can be understood by simply speed reading it. Or even simply reading it once.
- gdubs 7y agoInteresting you mention concentration and meditation. It seems, for a lot of people at least, that the highest leverage thing is alleviating distraction; self-interruption and fatigue.
- FooHentai 7y agoThere's a major extra aspect to the approach mentioned here; via multiple passes you aren't limited to the progressive/incremental mental image that a single pass, no matter how well-focused, would provide.