Need

A need is something that is necessary for an organism to live a healthy life. Needs are distinguished from wants in that, in the case of a need, a deficiency causes a clear adverse outcome: a dysfunction or death.

Needs can be objective and physical, such as the need for food, or subjective and psychological, such as the need for self-esteem.

There are also needs of a social or societal nature.

Needs and wants are a matter of interest in, and form a common substrate for, the fields of philosophy, biology, psychology, social science, and politics.

Psychological definition

To most psychologists, need is a psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a goal, giving purpose and direction to behavior.

The most widely known academic model of needs was proposed by psychologist Abraham Maslow. His theory proposed that people have a hierarchy of psychological needs, which range from security to self-actualization. However, while intuitively appealing, this model has been difficult to operationalize experimentally. It was developed further by Clayton Alderfer.

Reading comprehension

Reading comprehension is the ability to read text, process it and understand its meaning. An individual's ability to comprehend text is influenced by their traits and skills, one of which is the ability to make inferences. If word recognition is difficult, students use too much of their processing capacity to read individual words, which interferes with their ability to comprehend what is read. There are a number of approaches to improve reading comprehension, including improving one's vocabulary and reading strategies.

Definition

Reading comprehension is defined as the level of understanding of a text/message. This understanding comes from the interaction between the words that are written and how they trigger knowledge outside the text/message. Comprehension is a "creative, multifaceted process" dependent upon four language skills: phonology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Proficient reading depends on the ability to recognize words quickly and effortlessly. It is also determined by an individual's cognitive development, which is "the construction of thought processes". Some people learn through education or instruction and others through direct experiences.

Speed reading

Speed reading is any of several techniques used to improve one's ability to read quickly. Speed reading methods include chunking and minimizing subvocalization. The many available speed reading training programs include books, videos, software, and seminars.

History

Psychologists and educational specialists working on visual acuity used a tachistoscope to conclude that, with training, an average person could identify minute images flashed on the screen for only one five-hundredth of a second (2 ms). Though the images used were of airplanes, the results had implications for reading.

It was not until the late 1950s that a portable, reliable and convenient device would be developed as a tool for increasing reading speed. Evelyn Wood, a researcher and schoolteacher, was committed to understanding why some people were naturally faster at reading and tried to force herself to read very quickly. In 1958, while brushing off the pages of a book she had thrown down in despair, she discovered that the sweeping motion of her hand across the page caught the attention of her eyes, and helped them move more smoothly across the page. She then used the hand as a pacer. Wood first taught the method at the University of Utah, before launching it to the public as Evelyn Wood's Reading Dynamics in Washington, D.C. in 1959.

Reading

The common noun reading (pronounced as /ˈɹiːdɪŋ/) may refer to:

Reading (process), the cognitive process of decoding symbols to derive meaning ("reading a book" or "reading music")

obtaining information from devices such as sensors ("taking/obtaining (a) reading/readings")

obtaining information from devices such as sensors ("taking/obtaining (a) reading/readings")

Reading (computer), the act of a computer extracting data from a storage medium

Reading (legislature), the mechanism by which a bill is introduced to a legislature

Divination, gaining insight through interpretation of omens or supernatural indicators

Psychic reading, an attempt to discern information through clairvoyance

The proper noun Reading (pronounced as /ˈredɪŋ/) may refer to:

Places

Reading, Berkshire

Reading/Wokingham Urban Area, area defined by the UK Office for National Statistics
Reading (UK Parliament constituency) (1295-1950 and 1955–1974)
Reading East (UK Parliament constituency) (created 1983)
Reading North (UK Parliament constituency) (1950–1955 and 1974–1983)
Reading South (UK Parliament constituency) (1950–1955 and 1974–1983)
Reading West (UK Parliament constituency) (created 1983)

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Speed Read: How to read faster and comprehend better? [Double your reading speed] by Roman Saini

Speed Read: How to read faster and comprehend better? [Double your reading speed] by Roman Saini

Speed Read: How to read faster and comprehend better? [Double your reading speed] by Roman Saini
For more educational lessons by top educators visit http://unacademy.in Created by: Gaurav Munjal Written and Conceptualised by: Roman Saini Directed by: Jay Bhansali To test your reading speed, click on this link: http://www.readingsoft.com/ Visit us at http://unacademy.in and http://facebook.com/unacademy This video will tell you exactly what you need to read faster and recall better. It talks about why it is important to read faster, talks about all the myths and misconception regarding this topic, tells you the steps needed to read faster, followed by the various exercises, followed by some tips which will come in handy for speedreading. Do let us know your feedback in the comments section below. How to read faster: Finish a book in less than an hour/ How to read faster/ How to read faster: Double your reading speed/Read faster/ Improve your reading speed/ Double your reading speed in less than 15 mins/ Double your reading speed/ Increase your reading speed" Production house : Veda Productions Director and DOP : Jay Bhansali Executive Producer : Nikhil Sadarangani Editor and VFX : Nikhil Sen Production : Poulomi Saha. For more educational lessons by top educators visit http://unacademy.in
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10 Tips to Improve Your Reading Comprehension

10 Tips to Improve Your Reading Comprehension

10 Tips to Improve Your Reading Comprehension
10 Tips to Improve Your Reading Comprehension 1. "Never read a book without a pen in your hand." ~ Benjamin Franklin - That's great advice whether you write in your books or take notes in a notebook. Personally, I write, scribble, highlight, argue and draw symbols in all my books. 2. Read a whole paragraph / section BEFORE you stop to highlight or take a note. Don't stop right when you see something interesting; keep reading to get the "big picture" or context of what stood out to you. Then "reread" when you make your notes. 3. Read important sections out loud. A person reads much slower when you read out loud than when you read silently, but studies show that if you read out loud, you tend to retain things better because you're engaging multiple senses (hearing and seeing). 4. Read silently with quick "check-marks." There are times when you should read silently and simply use a pencil to "check" sections in the margins you want to go back and reread later. This will help you get through a book quicker without being distracted by stopping to highlight or write. 5. Explain what you read. When you finish a chapter / section of a book, take a break and "think" about what you've read and, in your mind, "explain it" to someone. See if you can structure your thoughts so as to be able to repeat back to someone what you've read. This is a great exercise. I do this A LOT when I read - and actually "talk through it" out loud to myself walking around my office or in the car. 6. Learn to "X-ray" a book by reviewing the Table of Contents and only reading the sections / chapters that will be benefit you. And don't feel like you have to read an entire book. 7. Pay attention to summary words - "therefore" or "as a result" or "in conclusion." When you see a summary / conclusion word, make sure you understand the author's points and argument that has led to his conclusion. 8. Circle / Underline key words in a sentence. 9. Mark words you don't know - and look them up! If you have a Kindle this is much easier. Looking up words you don't know increases your understanding of the author's intent, but it also increases your vocabulary! 10. You should read How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren. This is a "must read" book! You can get a great price on it at Amazon or WTSBooks.com.
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10 Things Only People With Attention Problems Understand

10 Things Only People With Attention Problems Understand

10 Things Only People With Attention Problems Understand
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Reading skills that work - for tests and in class

Reading skills that work - for tests and in class

Reading skills that work - for tests and in class
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Learn English: How to understand native speakers

Learn English: How to understand native speakers

Learn English: How to understand native speakers
Do you find it hard to understand casual English conversations? It's not your fault! Native speakers don't speak clearly, but you still need to understand them. In daily conversation, we take shortcuts in our speech. This is usually done by "dropping" consonant sounds. In today's video I'll explain why this happens, and how you can improve your understanding of native speaker pronunciation. You'll get to hear some of the most common words and expressions that English speakers drop consonants from so you'll be prepared when you hear them. I'll also teach you strategies to improve your English listening skills and recommend some listening exercises you can do while listening to music and watching movies. http://www.engvid.com/learn-english-how-to-understand-native-speakers/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam. Today's lesson is a little bit tricky because I want to help you understand native speakers. I want you to understand how they speak. So, for example, if you hear somebody say: "What did you do that for?" You should be able to understand what the person said. Now, whether you understood what I just said or not, not important yet; we're going to get to that. So "Native Speaker Pronunciation". Now, before I get into this lesson, I want you to understand: I don't want to teach you how to speak like this. Okay? I don't want you to speak like this. I want you to speak good, clear, strong English, just like I'm speaking to you now. But I also want you to understand that when I am with my Canadian friends, for example, I speak a little bit more like this. It's just natural, it's habit. It's not a good habit, but it's habit. Okay? Now, I had a few comments on www.engvid.com, quite a few people asking me: Why do I understand you? Like why do you understand me, Adam, but when I watch a TV show or when I watch a movie, I don't know what they're saying? Why? Why such a big difference? Well, first of all, let me say that I am speaking to you, knowing what you can and cannot understand, for the most part. So I don't speak to you like I... Like I would with my Canadian friends who are native English speakers. I don't speak to you like Hollywood actors speak on the movie. Okay? I'm speaking to an audience. I know that they need to listen to me, that you need to understand everything I say, so I enunciate, I speak very clearly. I stress each syllable so that you can catch every word I say. But I'm going to talk about when and where to speak like this in a minute. So, I did actually do a lesson about how to speak like a native speaker before. You can learn how to make elisions, how to connect sounds, how to... When you have two sounds that are the same, to drop one of them. This is a little bit different. We're going to look at dropped sounds inside words. Now, these words, for example: "listen", no "t"; "plumber", no "b"; "dumb", no "b". These words are not dropped sounds words. These are just the way these words are constructed; we are supposed to make the "t" silent, we are supposed to make the "b" silent. That's just how the word is built. But native speakers, native English speakers... And I'm sure this is the same in your native language if you pay attention carefully to how you speak and how your friends speak, we like to take shortcuts. Okay? We don't like too many syllables. We like to have fewer and fewer syllables to make the speech go faster. We don't want to think too much about what we're saying. So, for example, here are a few words. Now, I'm looking at consonant clusters. Does everybody remember what a consonant is? B, c, d, f, g, etc. Vowels: a, e, i, o, u. All the other letters, consonants. So when we have consonant clusters, these are groups when you have consonants bunched together; you have a few of them together. When we have words with this situation, we tend to drop one, maybe two of those consonants. So, for example, the word "probably". Pro-bab-ly, pro-bab-ly-. I have three syllables in this word, but when I'm speaking in natural speed, I say: "Probly". -"Are you coming to the party tomorrow night?" -"Yeah, probly." Now you're watching me on a TV or you're watching me in a movie, and you're thinking: -"What?" -"Probly." -"What?" -"Probly." Okay? All I'm saying is "probably", but what I'm doing, because I have "b, b, l", I have a little cluster of consonant sounds, I'll just drop this one; I don't need it. You'll understand me without it, right? I think with another native speaker. "Probly". "Good bye", even two consonants, ah, too much. "Gobye. Gobye". I barely even say the o's, I just say like: "Gobye". Okay? "Old friend". Now, in the other video, I told you if the letters... The very last letter and the first letter are the same, you can drop one, but we do it anyway, even if they're not the same. "I have an ol' friend. Ol' friend who I met for dinner last night. Oh, I met an ol' friend from high school."
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Reading Comprehension skills : Chapter 1 - Main Idea and Identifying General/Specific divide

Reading Comprehension skills : Chapter 1 - Main Idea and Identifying General/Specific divide

Reading Comprehension skills : Chapter 1 - Main Idea and Identifying General/Specific divide
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Reading Comprehension in English

Reading Comprehension in English

Reading Comprehension in English
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Learn To Speed Read: Read 300% Faster in 15 Minutes

Learn To Speed Read: Read 300% Faster in 15 Minutes

Learn To Speed Read: Read 300% Faster in 15 Minutes
Read Faster: Learn to speed read to increase your reading speed CALCULATE READING SPEED- http://www.staples.com/sbd/cre/marketing/technology-research-centers/ereaders/speed-reader/index.html Personal development legend Jim Rohn has this to say "The difference between where you are today and where you'll be five years from now will be found in the quality of books you've read." Well what if you can read 3 times as many books with just a 15 minute exercise! That is exactly what this post will do for you, it has already worked for me and I've had amazing feedback from other people who have tried it. I've also created this amazing tool to help in other areas of life. http://www.businessgrowthlabs.com/dreamsdashboard/ Read 300% Faster in 15 Minutes When you read you do not need to stop and read every word, your eyes make saccadic (jumps) movements across the page and your brain processes the words in that picture. If you have not done the exercises shown in the video, it is likely a person will jump around the page much more than they have to, losing time and even going BACKWARDS sometimes! Another way people lose lots of time when reading is they do not use their peripheral vision to their advantage, this means 50% of their field of vision is used up reading blank margins. Click the video below to learn the two secrets, that come from "The 4-Hour Work Week" by Tim Ferris, you can use to increase your reading speed 300% in 15 minutes. Exercise During all exercises if possible lay book on a flat surface and DO NOT worry about comprehension. Use best judgement when told to keep reading each line to a certain time limit. Speed Reading Step 1- Test Initial Reading Speed by Clicking Link Above. Speed Reading Step 2- Use a pen (lid on) or pencil to underline each word as you read focusing just above it. This gives your eyes something to track and allows for a consistent speed and decreasing fixation duration. Technique (2 Minutes)- max.of 1 sec. per line increasing speed every page. Speed (3 Minutes)- max.of 1/2 sec. per line increasing speed every page Speed Reading Step 3- Still using pen to track but this time start and stop reading "x" words in from the end of the line. So in the sentence (Students used to enjoy reading 4 hours every day) in the first technique stage below you would begin reading with the word "used" and end on "every", but still using your peripheral vision to read the first and last word. Just as you are reading this sentence but you can still see the edge of the computer screen. Technique (1 Minute)- 1 word in from beginning and end (Max. 1 Sec. per line.) Technique (1 Minute)- 2 words in from beginning and end (Max. 1 Sec. per line.) Speed (3 Minutes)- 1 word in from beginning and end (Max. 1/2 Sec. per line.) Speed Reading Step 4- Test Final Reading Speed by Clicking Link Above. Speed Reading Step 5- Leave a comment below of your starting and finishing speed to show improvement. Bonus Speed Reading Tip Whatever speed you wish to read at, you should practice these exercises at 3x that word per minute (wpm). For example if you wish to read at 800 wpm you should practice at 2400 wpm. Think of speed reading as working out a muscle, the more you push yourself to read faster (lifting heavy weights) the easier it is to read at the pace you want with full comprehension (feels like lifting light weights that used to feel heavy). One more thing I have found is that you can continue to improve your reading speed if you do this exercise on a consistent basis. My routine is to do these exercises every saturday morning and after 3 weeks of doing this my reading had increased from 600 wpm to 900 wpm, and from the first time of doing this exercise it was all the way up from 250 wpm! This one little exercise has had one of the most dramatic impacts on my business and personal growth as I am now able to gain, and then apply knowledge almost 4x as fast! This is what you can do also, therefore if what Jim Rohn says is correct in the next 5 years you will be able to gain the equivalent of 20 years experience if you had not had this exercise which takes 15 minutes! ================================================================================ Blog: http://www.zanderwoodford-smith.com ================================================================================
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How to Learn Faster

How to Learn Faster

How to Learn Faster
Mp3/transcript of this episode: http://tmblr.co/ZTb1Dv1Z7-6tl Get Brendon's new book free: http://MotivationManifesto.com Join Brendon's 2MIL FB fans: http://FB.com/BrendonBurchardFan Tweet Brendon: https://twitter.com/brendonburchard Instagram: http://instagram.com/brendonburchard LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendonburchard In this episode of The Charged Life, high performance coach and #1 New York Times bestselling self-help author Brendon Burchard shares simple ways to learn FASTER. This is Brendon speaking freestyle, recorded in one take without prompter or notes. Post your comments and questions for him below, and he might do an episode answering your question freestyle. -------------------- SUMMARY: -------------------- 1. You have to know what you want of your life before you become a master learner. If you don’t know what your goals are or dream life should look like, you don’t know WHAT to learn and, worse, you won’t be COMMITTED to truly learning it. Advanced learning requires clear focus and a definitive WHY for learning - without these you won’t stay disciplined enough to learn anything with real depth. 2. Avoid starting from scratch. With no model to begin from - no example or strategy you are following - you’re reinventing the wheel and doomed to waste time. So, what proven framework, person, strategy, or step-by-step instruction are you following in order to learn this new area? 3. Make a PRACTICE of mastering skillsets. A practice is a recurring habit or routine that deepens your skill in any given area. The important thing here is to make a daily practice of anything you truly want to learn. Without daily exposure and immersion in the area you are trying to learn you will never achieve mastery. Learning must be an everyday discipline. 4. Get feedback. As you begin something new, all leaps forward, all major advancement, rests on getting immediate feedback and direction. Learning is a social process, so ask other people for suggestions and direction as you move forward so you can adjust your approach. Don't listen to the haters, but never forget their can be valuable feedback from others even if you don't like how they delivered it. 5. Have a deadline. Without a timeline for developing your competencies, you’ll never act or you’ll fall off track. No deadline means guaranteed distraction. So, WHEN do you need to learn this new topic or reach the next level of skill? What’s the consequence if you don’t learn it by then? Knowing the answer to these two questions will accelerate your learning. Watch the video and get the mp3/transcript here: http://tmblr.co/ZTb1Dv1Z7-6tl -------------------- ABOUT BRENDON BURCHARD -------------------- Brendon Burchard is one of the most followed personal development trainers of our time and he is in the Top 100 Most Followed Public Figures on Facebook. A #1 New York Times bestselling author, his books include The Motivation Manifesto, The Charge, The Millionaire Messenger, and Life’s Golden Ticket. He is also the founder of High Performance Academy, the legendary personal development program for achievers, and Experts Academy, the world’s most comprehensive marketing training for authors, speakers, coaches, and online thought leaders. For these works, Larry King named Brendon "one of the top motivation and marketing trainers in the world." After a car accident at 19 years old inspired him to turn his life around and follow his dreams, and then having the blessings to become a multimillionaire writer and trainer by the age of 32, Brendon has dedicated his life to helping others find their charge and share their voice with the world. His posts now reach more than 10,000,000 people per week worldwide, and he is the star and executive producer of the #1 self-help show on Youtube. His podcast, The Charged Life, debuted at #1 on iTunes across all categories in multiple countries. Meet Brendon at http://www.BrendonBurchard.com -------------------- ABOUT THE CHARGED LIFE -------------------- The Charged Life is a weekly self-help show full of #motivation, #inspiration, and #high performance strategies with bestselling author, motivational speaker and High Performance Academy founder Brendon Burchard. Filmed in one take, without any notes or prompter, the show has become one of the most viewed direct-to-camera self-help series in the history of Youtube. It's also been the #1 Podcast in all of iTunes and is regularly in the top podcasts in Self-Help and Health categories around the globe. Subscribe to the free motivational podcast here: https://itun.es/i66Y78r The Charged Life Blog on Tumblr: http://brendonburchard.tumblr.com -------------------- SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE OR ITUNES -------------------- Never miss a video, and join the Youtube community living the fully charged life: http://j.mp/BrendonsYouTube Download all the audios of these episodes via iTunes: http://j.mp/THE_CHARGED_LIFE
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5 Ways to Read Faster That ACTUALLY Work - College Info Geek

5 Ways to Read Faster That ACTUALLY Work - College Info Geek

5 Ways to Read Faster That ACTUALLY Work - College Info Geek
Reading faster is possible, even if speed reading isn't always the best way to go about it. Here are 5 methods you can use to read more books in less time. Special thanks to Scott Berkun for recording a voice-over of his quote! His books are awesome and you should read them: http://scottberkun.com/books/ --------- 7 tips for reading more books ➔ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiNISuM4wl0&index;=3&list;=PLx65qkgCWNJLglnT9x2R3Kn02NQgthgJ9 The other videos in the speed reading series: Reading science ➔ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv2BdHXRD3Q&index;=4&list;=PLx65qkgCWNJLglnT9x2R3Kn02NQgthgJ9 Speed reading techniques examined ➔ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL4WMHyUhdc&index;=7&list;=PLx65qkgCWNJLglnT9x2R3Kn02NQgthgJ9 --------- My book "10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades" is completely free, so check it out if you're interested in improving your grades! http://collegeinfogeek.com/get-better-grades/ Companion blog post with links to great articles on reading improvement: http://collegeinfogeek.com/increasing-reading-speed/ Essential reading list for students: http://collegeinfogeek.com/essential-books-for-students/ If you want to get even more strategies and tips on becoming a more productive, successful student, subscribe to my channel right here: http://buff.ly/1vQP5ar Twitter ➔ https://twitter.com/tomfrankly Instagram ➔ https://instagram.com/tomfrankly ~ created by Thomas Frank

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Cáit Ní Cheallacháin’s original plan was to study at UCC and commute to college from her home in Mallow. However, after sitting down with her father to add up the cost of insurance, tax, petrol and the NCT, she discovered driving for the year would end up costing the same as four months’ rent ... She decided to move to Dublin for university ... I don’t understand why students would need to drive at all.” ... ....

Sixers need to focus on future

Edit Philadelphia Daily News 10 Apr 2017

With just two games remaining and a roster that has been peeled away from coach Brett Brown like a banana skin, the final 96 minutes of the season really mean nothing more than getting away without a major injury to a key player ... As has been the norm for the past four seasons, we need to look not at what is right in front of us when it comes to the Sixers, but instead focus on the future ... Plus, he was simply outplayed by T.J. McConnell....

Contract workers need more job protection as numbers grow, says advocate

Edit CBC 10 Apr 2017

Freelance and contract-based workers are becoming the norm in the Canadian workplace and one advocacy group is campaigning for legislative changes to offer more protection for freelancers across the country ... ....

Stop Killing the bees, WE NEED THEM!

Edit The Petition Site 10 Apr 2017

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More funds needed for road and highway maintenance

Edit The Star 10 Apr 2017

THE Perak government would appeal to the Federal Government for more allocation to repair and enhance all roads in the state ... ....

Chicago Bears need veteran LBs to stay healthy

Edit Daily Herald 10 Apr 2017

Last year the Bears made strengthening the inside linebacker position a priority in free agency, signing veterans Danny Trevathan and Jerrell Freeman. The two veterans were a clear upgrade in a glaring area of weakness, but they missed a combined 11 games ... ....

Hot apartments: 'If we need air conditioning, we've designed it wrong'

Edit The Guardian 10 Apr 2017

'If we need air conditioning, we've designed it wrong' ... After the deaths of 14,800 people from heat stress in France in 2003, the French building code now requires that buildings can maintain a “comfortable” indoor temperature without the need for active cooling systems ... “We need to remember that what’s legislated will be the norm ... They know that if they need to introduce air conditioning “we’ve somehow designed it wrong”....

Every nation needs 'soft power' - our Mrs Brown has it in spades

Edit Irish Independent 10 Apr 2017

I was in Paris on the day that British Prime Minister Theresa May started the procedure to withdraw the United Kingdom from the European Union - the famous "triggering of Article 50" - and the air was thick with discussion among the political classes ... We really appreciated it ... ....

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