Reading faster
This article describes the visual nature of the reading process as it relates to reading speed. It points out that there is a physical limit on normal reading speed and beyond this limit the reading process will be different from normal reading where almost every word is attended to. The article des...
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doaj-790dc24197754242834bdb20f5829fb62020-11-25T02:41:12ZengUniversidad de MurciaInternational Journal of English Studies (IJES)1578-70442009-12-019210.6018/ijes.9.2.90791Reading fasterPaul NationThis article describes the visual nature of the reading process as it relates to reading speed. It points out that there is a physical limit on normal reading speed and beyond this limit the reading process will be different from normal reading where almost every word is attended to. The article describes a range of activities for developing reading fluency, and suggests how the development of fluency can become part of a reading programme.http://revistas.um.es/ijes/article/view/90791reading speedreading processesreading fluencyactivities |
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International Journal of English Studies (IJES) |
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This article describes the visual nature of the reading process as it relates to reading speed. It points out that there is a physical limit on normal reading speed and beyond this limit the reading process will be different from normal reading where almost every word is attended to. The article describes a range of activities for developing reading fluency, and suggests how the development of fluency can become part of a reading programme. |
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