Students in Asian countries learn reading by sight, not by sound. American students were told by their teacher, read in your head. And from that moment on, subvocalization stuck as an adult. That’s why speed reading is laughable to Americans but not to them. He’s describing the same way they would learn it.
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Thank you for articulating this and putting it out there! Notice that this guys a real Eastcoast American. Americans are crazy smart.
He is just genius. I’ll tried fast reading. I’m still in the same pace that I read in elementary school.
Thanks for posting this. It has a lot of good points for people who want to read faster!
Hey Howard! I studied you for a bit on TH-cam and automatically improved my reading unimaginably!! Will buy your books when I get a chance!
This is great concept which i didnot heard till 2019
A concept i did not hear until 2020
If i could read that fast i would actually like reading
Who’s stopping you? Go for it!
Looks so young
He is just reading and all the people are making noises and laughing without any hesitation 🤔
Where did he learn from
hisself
@@sjuvanet lol
Looks like Evelyn Woods.
Students in Asian countries learn reading by sight, not by sound. American students were told by their teacher, read in your head. And from that moment on, subvocalization stuck as an adult. That’s why speed reading is laughable to Americans but not to them. He’s describing the same way they would learn it.