You probably have heard about people who read lots of books in a very short time, and you might have wondered how it is even possible to read books that fast. Theodore Roosevelt was a real passionate reader. He could read a book or two in a day. John F. Kennedy was known for his… Continue reading Improving Reading Comprehension
Dr. J Oakhill, a psychologist at the University of Sussex has conducted a number of experiments to determine whether time of day affects your memory. What she’s discovered might come as a surprise to you: Because it turns out we process two types of memory – Declarative and Semantic – differently throughout the day. In… Continue reading Benefits of morning reading vs afternoon
Because your brain tends to be sharpest at short-term & declarative memory tasks in the morning, and more efficient performing semantic processes in the afternoon, here’s a simple breakdown of how you might structure your day for maximum results: MORNING8:00 AM – 12:00 PM is the best time of the day for personal development, test-review,… Continue reading How to structure your day.
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