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Speed Reading: How to Double (or Triple) Your Reading Speed in Just 1 Hour!
by Justin Hammond
Read between August 21 - August 24, 2018
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This means that your mind sees the written letters, thinks about the sounds those letters represent, and then connects these sounds to the meanings. This process is called subvocalization.
Souvik Haldar
Meaning of subvocalisation
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Reading silently is easily five to ten times faster than reading out loud.