Everyday’s business life covers us with tons of data, that contain low percentages of really truly information. Standard reading techniques are often not good enough to help us to find, understand and memorize all information we need. Technical data, letters, e-mails, plans, meeting minutes, reports, dossiers, different documents... They literally eat our working hours everyday... even at home!
If we could be much quicker, much more focused in reading; if we could find easily what we really need, and know how to organize and memorize it better, we would save much time and energy.
Approach
This DOOR training helps managers, executives and other employees to develop high level of reading and memory skills and gives them easy-to-use tools to productively organize their time and information they need. In short, the training will increase your efficiency in many aspects of your job.
Topics
How to raise your reading speed by at least 50%
Comprehending texts more effectively
Differentiate important vs. redundant information
Memorize a broader range of ideas.
The brilliant computer called brain – reading and memory Tools
Fundamental Principles of Effective and Flexible Reading
Mnemonics/ Whole-Brain System/ Intellectual Time-management
Training Objectives
At the end of this training you will be able to:
6.Attend and memorize a broader range of ideas.
Duration
One Day
Program Schedule
Day One
Introduction & Welcome
Program Objectives
Personal Objectives
Leading Change
The Whole Brain Theory
Reading and Memorizing – The »Edge Processes« of Learning
Reading Mechanism – From Eyes to Brain
Memorizing Mechanism – Travel inside the Brain
Overcoming Mistakes in reading
Problems in Standard Reading System
Discipline your Eyes – Save Time and Energy
Focus your Mind – Use Both Side of Your Brain
3-D Reading
Accelerated Sights – Contraction of Fixations
Horizontal and Vertical Eyes’ Focus
Defocused Reading
Metronome Training
Effective Reading
Increasing Concentration
The Whole Picture – Gestalt Approach
Economy of Reading – »All and Only Principle«
Syntagmatic Reading
Types of Mnemonics
Memory
Types of Memory
Memory Principles
Chain Memory Principle
Spatial Memory Principle
Personal Action Planning