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27 Jul 2007, 02:00
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Hi,
Just came across a couple of RC softwares and tried a demo which made me realize the extreme usefulness of an RC software. Basically they help you train your eyes to pick words quickly, increase the span and boost comprehension by asking questions at the end.
I guess not a bad strategy if you are not a native English reader and have 2-3 months to prepare.
Any comments/experiences?
Thanks
Just came across a couple of RC softwares and tried a demo which made me realize the extreme usefulness of an RC software. Basically they help you train your eyes to pick words quickly, increase the span and boost comprehension by asking questions at the end.
I guess not a bad strategy if you are not a native English reader and have 2-3 months to prepare.
Any comments/experiences?
Thanks
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27 Jul 2007, 20:22
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Can you pm me the name of the softwares you used? I'm curious in checking it out.
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27 Jul 2007, 20:37
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Well. I have download Ace Reader for free from a torrent site and it's amazing. I guess it's not a bad idea for increasing your speed and comprehension.
Thanks
