Calibrate Speed With Comprehension
Recall the key distinction, response, or comparison in a speed-reading situation.
What should every speed practice log include? Purpose, document type, time, recall result, and error pattern. Words per minute alone cannot show whether the reading worked. Good speed gain or bad speed gain? Comprehension output decides whether speed helped. Objection: I feel like I understood it. The document felt clear while I read it, so I probably got it. Your line Great. Close it and retrieve the claim, evidence, and implication. If those come back, the feeling is calibrated. Do not accept fluency as proof. It turns confidence into a testable result. What error pattern means slow down? Missing exceptions,…
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