NASA didn't do the research they funded a grant. The researcher is the trainee. Both investigating and observing the experience.
Since there is only one subject it's not even research it's a case study at best.
The report indicates that the reseacher is trying to prove that no one can read at 25,000 wpm ... well that has long ago been proven anything above 800 wpm is deemed skimming not reading.
We teach you to photoread at 25,000 words a minute. That is not reading. Also, you will note that the PhotoReading instructor scored similar results in both test. That is hardly surprising, because once you learn PhotoReading your approach to reading changes. The second thing to note is that the instructor did not wish to participate in all the test. This would have thrown the paper or research out. However, because NASA funded the fellowship paper. They had to publish it.
PhotoReading has been around since May 1986. That was when the Department of education in Minnesota, granted Learning Strategies the licence to teach PhotoReading. This licence was only granted group was investigated by someone qualified to determine if it is a legitimate reading system. The Minnesota Department of education did not have someone in the State qualified to do that. So they call someone in from another state. The person review in the PhotoReading course said it was a shame there is no way to promote it with out, it seeming far-fetched because it is an excellent approach to reading.
I invite you to watch the video called Amaze Me. You can view it on-line, or get the free PhotoReading CD. You might be interested to note that the news presenter questioned a professor at the University of Minnesota about PhotoReading. He was one of the people who designed the Nelson Denby reading test. After that interview, he met Paul Scheele and has contributed to some of the techniques that are taught in the PhotoReading system.
In effect nearly every one who learns to PhotoReading system is the researcher and trainee. Like the one who wrote the NASA report.
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