Speed Reading? Yes it can increase your score, big time

[Bara]

For many people, time management is the most debilitating aspect of taking the GMAT. Once you slow down on one question type, it not only affects that question or group of questions, it affects the entire section. Due to that, and also the other ways students have resistance in studying - - we've integrated protocols that you as individuals can easily incorporate into your study schedule. Adding these will not only give you more time, but will increase your accuracy.

1> Speed reading utilizes several reading methods which attempt to increase your rate of reading without reducing comprehension (or retention.) There are many methods that are effective, and you'll need to figure out which ones work best for you, but they include:

- firing the inner voice
- chunking the material/peripheral reading
- smoothing eye movement
- eliminating fixation

You can figure out how quickly you read by taking our reading speed quiz here: https://mindflowclass.com/mindflow/form ... gtest.php
Most adults read 150 - 250 wpm, but for the GMAT, you'll want to increase that up to 400 - 500 wpm. See where you are and where you need to go.

If you find you need to increase your speed, manage your time better, and improve your overall Verbal score, you can enroll in our GMAT/GRE Speed Reading course, Mindflow.

MindFlow is a one-day/five-hour class created to improve students' performance on GMAT Reading Comprehension questions while providing valuable test insight and confidence in overall test taking abilities with Test Prep New York's Mindset tools.

MindFlow students improve their Reading Comprehension performance by an average of 13%.

Speed Reading + Strategy + Positive Mindset = Test Success

In the class, currently being offered live in New York City, San Francisco, and online, you can learn the critical thinking skills necessary for mastering GMAT test-specific passages and questions, making it easier to comprehend complex passages and relationships within the passages, as well as find ways to "read between the lines," at an increased speed. Opportunities in to attend a MindFlow class are listed on our website: www.mindflowclass.com

For more information, contact Alan Brown @ (646)290-7440 [email protected]

(or call and ask for me - - I love chatting with BTG folks!) Bara