How to read a book or an article
Before reading any book or article or a newspaper first glance through the whole chapter if it's a book or a page if it's a article or newspaper. Read the titles, headings, picture captions, etc. If there a questions or summary read them. You will not understand them because your didn't read the chapter. But you will feel when you spent just 2-3 minutes doing this your thoughts will be organised. You will be prepared of what you are reading. You will able to understand in more organized manner.
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