http://www.smartspeedreading.com These slides are from the Iris Speed Reading Classes & Memory Improvement Courses. Iris is the largest and leading provider of Speed Reading & Memory Improvement Courses in the United States. This course covers PhotoReading and how it is different from speed reading.

1. How PhotoReading Works
and How it is Different
from Speed Reading
Presenters:
Katya Seberson, Director of Research
Paul Nowak, Founder & Program Director

2. Founders
Speed Reading PhotoReading
Evelyn Wood Paul Scheele, MA

3. Famous Endorsers
Speed Reading PhotoReading
John F. Kennedy Tony Robbins
Jimmy
. Carter
Ken Blanchard

4. How Fast Can I Go?
Speed Reading PhotoReading
Speed increase The main "Flip-Flip-
(over the average 150- Flip"
250 PM) by a factor of
process
2 - 5 times.
1,000 - 1,500 WPM 25,000 WPM
1 book a day
a book in 3 minutes

5. How Much Detail Can I Grasp?
Speed Reading PhotoReading
From 80-100% Detail Depending on your
Purpose
2-3 Main Questions
Answered
Protocol Reading

6. Basic Principles
Speed Reading PhotoReading
Increase the Speed "Photograph" the
without written text with your
Reducing eyes
Comprehension
Multiple Reading
Approach

7. What is Subconscious Mind?
Speed Reading PhotoReading
other-than-conscious
N/A nonconscious
inner mind
paraconscious
more than conscious
expanded mind
Relaxed Alertness

8. Tangerine Technique
RELAXED Body is Relaxed
ALERTNESS
Mind is Alert
See it
Feel it
Talk about it

9. Special Posture
Speed Reading PhotoReading
Special Postural Opening
45 Degree Angle Frontal Eminences
ESR

10. Preview Technique
Speed Reading PhotoReading
Preview
Preview
PHOTO READ
Overview
Postview
Speed Read

11. What is Mind Probing?
Trigger Words
Generate Effective Questions
Send Requests to your Inner Mind
Do NOT search in your conscious memory

12. Incubate?
24 Minutes to 24 Hours

13. What is SuperReading?

14. Visual Cues
Do you see what I mean about visual cues?
Do you find this easier or more difficult?

15. Search for the Train of Thought

16. Popular Patterns in Non-Fiction
5 Popular Patterns

17. Problem - Solution
Problem
Effects
Causes
Solution

18. How - To
Importance
Steps ( Specific Tips or Advice)
IS

19. Editorial
Evidence (facts)
Opinion
or
Opinion
Evidence
OE EO

20. News
Who ?
What ?
Where ?
When ?
Why ?
Remember as 5 W's

21. Informational
Topic
Aspect # 1
Aspect # 2
Aspect # 3
Aspect # 4
TA

22. Huffington Post
Corporate Responsibility Must Be Integral to
Corporate Culture
EO

23. Huffington Post - News
Bank CEO Quits after Outrageous Scandal
5 W's in the first paragraph.

24. Huffington Post Problem - Solution
Take Two Placebo Pills and Call Me in the Morning

25. Huffington Post : How - To
How to share a vacation when you have
different interests

26. Huffington Post - Information
Health Care Reform Leftovers
Topic:
Health Care Reform
Aspects
Subheading

27. Summary: Speed Reading vs. PhotoReading
“Some books are to be tasted, others
to be swallowed, and some few to be
chewed and digested: that is, some
books are to be read only in parts,
others to be read, but not curiously,
and some few to be read wholly, and
with diligence and attention.”
-Francis Bacon

28. Thanks for Attending!
Contact Information:
Katya Seberson
katya@irisreading.com
Facebook: facebook.com/katerina8007
Paul Nowak
pnowak@irisreading.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paulnowak
Facebook: facebook.com/nowak.paul
Twitter: twitter.com/paul_nowak