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| silent speech occurs whenever we read and the habits can't be changed |
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| linguist who talked about subvocalization |
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| John Henderson and Fernanada Ferreira |
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| the average student makes about 4 eye fixations per second, good readers can take in 5 to 6 letters per second |
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| Reading at "ground level" with the goal of comprehension |
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| Sought out meaning and comprehension by the page |
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| "A person using the sub-vocal system thinks of phrases and talks to himself so quietly, it cannot be heard, but the tongue and vocal chords do receive speech signals from the brain." |
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| Speed readers read close to 300 words per minute |
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