Do you struggle with reading because you try to understand every single word from start to finish?
Reading sections on exams are not a test of how perfectly you can translate the text. They are a test of how efficiently you can find the right information.
Those who improve quickly have one thing in common: they decide what to look for before they even start reading.
The 3 Key Points to Extract
Instead of reading aimlessly, focus your energy on these three elements:
The Claim
What is the author's main point or conclusion?
The Reason
Why is the author making that claim? Look for supporting evidence.
The Contrast
It is not A, but B. What two things are being compared?
How to Practice Your Reading Strategy in 10 Questions
Use our free module to practice this specific routine:
Analyze the Question First
Before touching the text, look at the question. Determine if it is asking for a Claim, a Reason, or a Contrast.
Hunt for the Target
Go into the text with a mission. Search only for the specific section that addresses the question.
Review Your Mistakes
If you get an answer wrong, don't just blame your vocabulary. Ask yourself: Was I looking in the wrong place?
Improvement Comes from Focus, Not Just Fluency
Reading speed increases when your eyes stop wandering. Once you lock in your perspective, your processing speed will follow.
Try this strategic approach with 10 free questions today.
▼ N3/N2 Free Course (10 Reading Questions)
https://rapid-jt.com/
