Reading is a skill, and to get the most out of what you read takes practice. But there’s no gym for the eyeballs and brain, so besides reading more, where do you go? You can’t do much better than this ...

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to speed read, but didn’t want it bad enough to pay for any of the courses, we’ve got an Internet site that you may want to give a try. It’s Spreeder.com and it a ...

Read all your emails, project reports, and briefs in half the time using these speed-reading tricks. How Reading Slowly (Real Books, Not Twitter) Cuts Stress A "slow reading" movement touts the ...

A new generation of speed-reading apps have appeared over the past year, boldly advertizing that they can double, triple, even quadruple your reading pace. They claim to use scientific principles that ...

Reading works on the mind in ways that few other activities can. Each page requires focus on words and their meaning, which strengthens the brain like steady training builds muscle. Stories or ...

There is a quiet difference between finishing a book and truly experiencing one. Some stories entertain you at any pace. Others ask you to slow down, sit still, and listen carefully. The classics in ...

Howard Berg claims to read 25,000 words a minute—the equivalent of an old-school airport paperback every four minutes. First, the good news: A skilled reader can actually tell you the plot of an ...