Remember Everything You Read: The Evelyn Wood 7-Day Speed Reading \& Learning Program pdfdrive com

The Last Night
Continue with your relaxed approach to study, and be sure to get to bed
reasonably early. In addition, eat as you normally do, and get some
exercise.
As far as the subject matter is concerned, review all your texts, recall
patterns, and notes. Go through this material steadily and quickly. What
you want now is an overview of all the facts and concepts in the course.
This is not the time to try to learn new material. Rather, you should try
to obtain a clear picture of how all the parts of the course fit into the
whole.
Finally, be sure to arrive at the site of the exam at least fifteen or
twenty minutes before it begins. Schedule your breakfast and other
early-morning activities so as to leave plenty of time to make it to the
test location at a relaxed pace.
These time-management considerations should give you an idea of the
way your days and weeks should be organized during a typical term. It’s
only by adjusting your space and time so that they are conducive to
speed and efficiency that you can hope to achieve such speed and
efficiency.
Now, with your physical environment and personal schedule in order,
let’s turn to the take-off—the initial phase of high-speed reading and
studying that I’ve called Mental Soaring.
ACTION DIGEST
1.
Set a purpose for your reading.
2.
Choose an attractive study space.
3.
Establish a term or quarterly study schedule.

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4.
Set up a weekly study schedule.
5.
Observe the forty-minute formula and the two-week rule.
6.
Follow the relaxed study rhythm rule.
7.
Understand the five-day technique for writing short papers.
8.
Know the tips for the final two weeks before exams.

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