September 3rd, 2010
Category: Literacy Articles
Tags: Easily, From, Help, Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Learn, Reading, Self, Speed

Hypnotherapy Reading Pa
Speed-reading is a beneficial skill that can improve your literacy performance. This not only makes you a better reader going through book after book with high velocity but it can help you test better as well. If you are slow when you read right now, you can use self-hypnosis as help. If you already read fast, you can still improve your performance.
Re-Seeing How You Read
Self-hypnosis can help you re-see how you read. This is an important step in gaining velocity as you move your eyes on the page. The secret to speed-reading is using your eyes differently when…
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September 2nd, 2010
Category: Literacy Articles
Tags: Comprehension, Importance, Language, Learning, Reading, Second

IMPORTANCE OF READING COMPREHENSION IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING
Fry (1965, p. 24) writes the following words about comprehension:
It is very difficult to define comprehension. Reduced to its simplest elements we might say that comprehension is a part of the communication process of getting the thoughts that were in the author’s mind into the reader’s mind. This is a difficult process because it involves the transmission of an idea through several imperfect media. For example, the author must have a clear idea in his mind, then reduce this idea to written language; this will be printed; and finally the reader looks at…
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September 1st, 2010
Category: Literacy Articles
Tags: Child, Hate, Help, Parents, Read, Reading, Their

Just because you might not enjoy classic literature or works of contemporary fiction doesn’t mean that you aren’t qualified to help your child improve her literacy skills.
Nor should you feel guilty if flipping through the pages of the daily newspaper, or a sports magazine is the only real reading you do on a daily basis.
Some of us, particularly if we spend our working lives reading documents and papers, would rather relax with more pleasurable reading material like magazines and articles. The thought of slogging through a Booker Prize winning work after a long day in the office really doesn’t appeal.
Similarly,…
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