Hi, I did an experiment that might interest you. It covered some similar challenges that you face. My reading speed was super slow and comprehension poor. I had to subvocalise when I read the material regularly and even during superreading and dipping. I think the result of that test/experiment and insight to the method might be of interest to you.
Heres the link.
http://www.learningstrategies.com/forum/ubb/Forum8/HTML/002346.html
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Question: Which technique is better for Activation? Skittering or super reading and dipping?
Actually they are both required for activation... superreading is reading at a speed to fast to actually comprehend every word you see. Skittering is just one method of superreading where you are searching for information that attracts your attention for dipping. The straighforward method of scanning down the middle of the page is one style of superreading and skittering (were you devise your own method of searching the page) is another way of superreading. Personally I use the skittering method. It moved me right away from attempting to read every word on the page.
Alex
[This message has been edited by AlexK (edited September 29, 2002).]
