QUANTUM SPEED READING

• Faster reading: QSR allow children to rapidly absorb information from a book by flipping through the pages, rather than reading them word for word.
• Increased memory retention: The method is said to improve memory and recall by transforming the text into images that are processed by the right brain and stored for longer periods.
• Enhanced concentration and focus: QSR helps regulate brain function, keeping children more engaged with the material they are “reading”.
• Improved visualization and creativity: By activating the right brain’s imaging abilities, it boosts a child’s imagination and problem-solving skills.
• Higher confidence and emotional stability: Generates emotional stability and a sense of self-competency.

Quantum Speed Reading (QSR) is a technique that allow people to “read” books by rapidly flipping through the pages without actually looking at the text, instead accessing the information through right-brain imagery and visualization. Developed in Japan, QSR uses the midbrain and utilizes quasi-telepathic abilities for enhanced learning, memory, and understanding.

• Rapid Page Flipping: The book is held in front of the reader, who flips through the pages very quickly with their thumb, similar to shuffling a deck of cards.
• Right-Brain Activation: The rapid page-flipping is intended to transform the words into mental images, which are then processed by the right hemisphere of the brain.
• Intuitive Comprehension: This “picture” or image is then retained in the mind, allowing the person to understand the book’s content without reading word-for-word.
• “Quasi-Telepathic” Abilities: QSR can also lead to other abilities, such as improved memory, creativity, positive thinking.