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American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research

Peer Reviewed | Open Access | E-ISSN: 2771-2141
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Strategies for Speed Reading and Improving Comprehension

Strategies for Speed Reading and Improving Comprehension

  • Mansurov O'lmas Fazliddinovich
    Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages student, Uzbekistan
Speed reading comprehension skimming scanning

This article discusses key strategies that enhance reading speed while maintaining or improving comprehension. In the modern era of information overload, the ability to read efficiently is a critical academic and professional skill. Speed reading involves more than just reading quickly it requires a strategic approach to text that minimizes subvocalization, encourages visual chunking, and improves focus. The article also emphasizes the importance of comprehension as the ultimate goal of reading. Practical methods such as skimming, scanning, previewing, and summarizing are examined in detail to support learners in achieving a balance between speed and understanding.

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