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Read Faster, Remember More
with Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics®

An indispensable seminar for all business people!


When you were in school, did anyone teach you how to develop the following skills:

    how to study and learn?
    how to take notes?
    how to listen?
    how to read a book with a strategy?
This one-day seminar will meet all of these needs and more. You will have the opportunity to develop your critical thinking skills as you learn to read faster, while comprehending and remembering more.

Because reading is an integral part of business, it is among the most used communication skills, and the most underdeveloped. Information is being transmitted to us at the speed of light, and we're expected to absorb it just as fast.

Technology (including the copy machine, the fax, and the computer) has contributed to the overwhelming amount of paper we find on our desks and filling our in-boxes. A speed reading course is no longer an elective, but a necessity. Business consultants have indicated that an essential component of time management is knowing how to read faster.

Who will benefit:

Everyone on information overload including:

    Administrative Assistants
    Customer Service Representatives
    Sales and Marketing Staff
    Managers and Supervisors
    Directors
    Vice-Presidents
    CEOs and CFOs
What is the presentation format:

Your certified trainer will deliver this one-day seminar using overhead slides and invaluable workbook activities with both group and partnership interaction. While the workbook provides ample reading material, participants are invited to use their own selected reading, if preferred.

Key learning points:

    Identify your current reading behavior
    Understand why you see more, but read less
    Define new reading behavior
    Engage in activities to change reading behavior
    Distinguish between passive and active reading
    Understand that reading equals thinking
    Learn to use 5 levels of comprehension
    Apply the Multiple Reading Process for improved comprehension
    Use 10 tips for better comprehension
    Distinguish comprehension from recall
    Develop 4 unique recall patterns
    Become an active listener
    Create a set of notes by using chunking and clustering techniques
    Employ adult learning strategies
As a result of this training:
    Reading will be dynamic
    Reading will be purposeful
    Comprehension will improve
    Perception will be enhanced
    Concentration will be focused
    Retention rate will increase
    Notetaking will be more efficient
    Listening will be active
    Time will be saved
    Productivity will increase

Program Agenda

Your on-site certified trainer welcomes the opportunity to tailor this seminar to meet your organization's specific goals, objectives, and needs.

Pre-Program Assessment
Engage in a pre-program reading to identify your current reading rate and comprehension.

Approaching Dynamic Reading

    How to define reading
    How to identify current reading behavior
    How to change reading behavior
    How to prepare to read
    How to reduce subvocalization
    How to read faster with more comprehension and better concentration
    How to reduce distractions How to reduce distractions
    How to stay awake and become more active in the reading process
    How to become a dynamic reader
    How to use five levels of comprehension
    How to set expectations for what to get out of the reading
    How to become physically and mentally involved in reading
    How to use a pacer and bring a rhythm to reading
    How to distinguish a main idea from a detail
    How to find the main ideas
    Where to find the details
    How to be flexible
    How to turn pages more efficiently
Memory and Recall
    How to use reductive thinking skills
    How to remember in your own words
    How to simplify the complex
    How to organize your thoughts for recalling them later
    How to enhance visual reading with a visual notetaking system
    How to create a variety of recall patterns
    How to use the recall pattern to develop comprehension and create memory
    How to recognize that the more you know, the less you write
Understanding Dynamic Reading Skills
    Apply 4 keys to open the mind to read dynamically
    Train the mind to read differently-from the single word, to the sentence, to the paragraph and then the entire story
    Engage in group activities and workbook exercises to change reading behavior-and witness it happen
    Test yourself on whether or not you're getting it
    Identify the significance of purposeful reading
Applying the Multiple Reading Process
    How to use the Multiple Reading Process to satisfy purpose
    How to study and learn difficult information
    How to apply the Multiple Reading Process to all types of reading material including reports, technical data, correspondence, computer documentation, newspaper articles, etc.
    How to integrate 10 tips to better comprehension
    How to save time by reading information more than once
Post-Program Assessment

Engage in a post-program reading to measure the results and see the success.

Practice

    Use prescribed activities for 30 days to reinforce the learning experience
    Review questions and answers for the beginner
    Drills to develop new habits
    Apply word-count formula


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