level 6
求解
2014年11月09日 04点11分
level 7
level 7
之前在studyhall上看到一篇文章关于improve reading skills。
。。里面有这么一段话 （是有点长，可是原文更长。。。）
So, we are going to have no REGRESSIONS, no VOCALIZATIONS, and increased EYE SPAN. That*s the way to true sight reading. How do we do this?
First, we avoid the problem areas. We avoid the limited eye-span by expanding the number of words that we take in. We get rid of regressions and we get rid of the return eye sweep problem by using a pointer. You can use a pen, a pencil, even your finger. That gives you a point of focus for your eyes. It helps you focus on the page, and you move faster because you can dictate how fast you are moving across the page. Your eye will follow your finger, or pen, or pencil.
Absolutely stay away from the vocalizations. You have got to be a sight reader. You have got to read fast enough so that you don*t have time to hear the words. This way you are comprehending simply with your eyes.
You also need to keep in mind that you don*t always read at the same speed. If you*ve got a car that will go 120 miles per hour, you*re not going to drive that care 120 miles per hour in a shopping center. You*d get killed and get a heck of a ticket. But you may, on a highway when you are passing a car, get it up to a high speed. When you are in that shopping center, you are going to be driving about 30 miles per hour.
It*s the same thing with reading. This is specifically addressed in our Better Reading section. But you must learn that you speed read in certain areas and there are other areas that may be particularly dense, that may have something that*s particularly confusing to you, when you will need to slow down and read in shorter phrases, smaller groupings of words so that you can comprehend it clearly. It may be a particularly dense passage where each word has great deal of meaning. It may be even an unusual or specific word.
Let*s look at what we*ve got to do to practice it. The big step here is to simply read faster. It sounds like such a simple statement, it almost sounds stupid. But it*s what you have to do. You have to focus on "I*m going to read faster," first.
Comprehension comes later. Practice reading without a great concern for comprehension. In clinical terms, we call this the comprehension lag. It takes the mind as many as ten to fifteen days to adapt to the new reading rate.
You are going to go through periods, practice periods, you can*t use on school books, but it*s a practice period where you are simply adapting to reading that much faster. Comprehension lags for a while but when it catches up it makes a stunning difference.
反正我觉得对我是有启发的。。
2014年11月15日 14点11分
8
。。里面有这么一段话 （是有点长，可是原文更长。。。）
So, we are going to have no REGRESSIONS, no VOCALIZATIONS, and increased EYE SPAN. That*s the way to true sight reading. How do we do this?
First, we avoid the problem areas. We avoid the limited eye-span by expanding the number of words that we take in. We get rid of regressions and we get rid of the return eye sweep problem by using a pointer. You can use a pen, a pencil, even your finger. That gives you a point of focus for your eyes. It helps you focus on the page, and you move faster because you can dictate how fast you are moving across the page. Your eye will follow your finger, or pen, or pencil.
Absolutely stay away from the vocalizations. You have got to be a sight reader. You have got to read fast enough so that you don*t have time to hear the words. This way you are comprehending simply with your eyes.
You also need to keep in mind that you don*t always read at the same speed. If you*ve got a car that will go 120 miles per hour, you*re not going to drive that care 120 miles per hour in a shopping center. You*d get killed and get a heck of a ticket. But you may, on a highway when you are passing a car, get it up to a high speed. When you are in that shopping center, you are going to be driving about 30 miles per hour.
It*s the same thing with reading. This is specifically addressed in our Better Reading section. But you must learn that you speed read in certain areas and there are other areas that may be particularly dense, that may have something that*s particularly confusing to you, when you will need to slow down and read in shorter phrases, smaller groupings of words so that you can comprehend it clearly. It may be a particularly dense passage where each word has great deal of meaning. It may be even an unusual or specific word.
Let*s look at what we*ve got to do to practice it. The big step here is to simply read faster. It sounds like such a simple statement, it almost sounds stupid. But it*s what you have to do. You have to focus on "I*m going to read faster," first.
Comprehension comes later. Practice reading without a great concern for comprehension. In clinical terms, we call this the comprehension lag. It takes the mind as many as ten to fifteen days to adapt to the new reading rate.
You are going to go through periods, practice periods, you can*t use on school books, but it*s a practice period where you are simply adapting to reading that much faster. Comprehension lags for a while but when it catches up it makes a stunning difference.
反正我觉得对我是有启发的。。
level 5
建议自己实验。
我听从 PR 的建议，先看题目，速度是上来了，正确率却奇怪的下去了（水题错）。
最后没办法，改成先读文章。上次侥幸 32 了，不知道下次能不能稳定。
不过也有特殊情况，比如红书有篇文章讲废物是如何再利用的，有一段落关系复杂，或许就应该先看题再去做。
2014年11月19日 13点11分
9
我听从 PR 的建议，先看题目，速度是上来了，正确率却奇怪的下去了（水题错）。
最后没办法，改成先读文章。上次侥幸 32 了，不知道下次能不能稳定。
不过也有特殊情况，比如红书有篇文章讲废物是如何再利用的，有一段落关系复杂，或许就应该先看题再去做。
level 10
SAT转考ACT的认为ACT的确应该先看文章。 SAT阅读与ACT最大的区别就是SAT细节题和修辞题等大部分题有行号提示，而且基本是按行文顺序出题的。而ACT不读文章直接抓瞎。
2014年11月19日 14点11分
10
那写作呢？用SAT的写作练习ok不？
2014年11月19日 17点11分
回复 曾有你的天气R ：不OK啊，你看看ACT－OG的范文…… SAT讲求举例子，ACT讲求全面考虑。
2014年11月20日 00点11分
那是先看文章中心主旨划线 然后看题再细读文章像SAT一样 还是直接像读小说一样一口气全部读完然后做题呢 求解答![[乖]](/static/emoticons/u4e56.png)
2014年11月20日 04点11分
还有读文章时间太长肿么破
2014年11月20日 04点11分
