Optimized reading and efficient memory functioning – SpeeRead
Gain an efficient memory. Discover how optimized reading (900–2,500+ words per minute) improves working memory and long-term memory through systematic SpeeRead training.
OPTIMIZED READING
Introduction
In today’s information-driven world, the ability to read fast and retain what you read is essential. SpeeRead programs are designed to transform reading into an efficient, fast, and memorable process. These trainings not only boost reading speed but also enhance the capacity of working memory and long-term memory.
What Is Optimized Reading?
Optimized reading is a strategy of processing text at speeds between 900 and 2,500+ words per minute.
The usual reading speed is about 250 wpm, while trained readers can reach 500–900 wpm. Optimized reading starts from 900 wpm, while optimized rapid reading goes beyond 2,500 wpm.
Cognitive Benefits of Optimized Reading
1. Working Memory: Capacity and Function
Working memory can hold only 5–9 elements at once and retains information for 20–30 seconds.
Techniques such as SQ3R (Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review) train working memory by stimulating real-time processing and retention of information.
2. Long-Term Memory: Consolidation and Retention
Optimized reading creates a high level of concentration, reducing distractions and improving encoding into long-term memory.
The large amount of processed information activates neural dynamics, facilitating the transfer from working memory to long-term memory.
Consolidation of information happens through periodic review, integration with prior knowledge, emotional connection, and deep sleep.
3. Scientific Arguments for Optimized Reading (SpeeRead)
SpeeRead programs train ocular muscles for faster jumps and better focus, optimizing reading and visual perception.
Rapid reading leverages the ~100 ms window of sensory memory in the eye, reducing information loss and regressions on text.
Subvocalization is eliminated, freeing up cognitive resources for comprehension and memory.
Practical Benefits of SpeeRead Training
Just 20–30 minutes of daily training for about one month can double reading speed and increase memory capacity by 5–15%.
Different training modules (Student, Professional, Enthusiast) provide tailored results, with average speed increases of 70–140%.
Summary
Optimized reading definition: 900–2,500+ wpm.
Working memory: 5–9 elements, 20–30 seconds.
Memory improvement: through training, focus, repetition, sleep, and meaningful connections.
SpeeRead advantages: ocular training, focus, no subvocalization.
Results: +100–140% reading speed, +5–15% memory in 24–30 days.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between working memory and long-term memory?
A: Working memory has limited capacity (5–9 items) and stores information for 20–30 seconds, while long-term memory is virtually unlimited and retains information for extended periods.
Q: How does optimized reading improve memory?
A: By increasing concentration, boosting the volume of processed information, facilitating transfer to long-term memory, and supporting consolidation through repetition and semantic integration.
Q: Is optimized reading the same as diagonal reading or photo-reading?
A: No. Optimized reading in SpeeRead means fully reading and processing the text at high speed with active techniques – not scanning or photoreading.
Q: How long does it take to see results with SpeeRead?
A: With 20–30 minutes of daily training, significant improvements in speed and memory appear in about 24–30 days.
Conclusion
Optimized reading offers a revolutionary approach: not only do you read faster, but you also retain information more effectively. The SpeeRead program, through scientific methods, ocular training, and focus on comprehension, maximizes cognitive performance. If you want to read more, faster, and more efficiently – this is the solution.
👉 Do you want to read faster and boost your memory? Start your training with SpeeRead today and see how much you can improve in just 30 days!