Tuesday, February 6

Slow Reading

Harvard's Lindsay Waters wants to start a movement. Right now. But, very slowly. Very, very slowly. Writing in The Chronicle of Higher Education, he states his case against "speed reading" and beckons for us all to return to the quiet, deliberative, and thoughtful practice of slow reading. You absoltely must read this. But please, take your time!
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5 comments:

  1. Lawrence UnderwoodFebruary 06, 2007

    Excellent article. Thanks for posting it. Many of his ideas have application in the study of theology as well.

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  2. Jason CharltonFebruary 07, 2007

    Dr. Grant,

    Wonderful article. Thanks for posting it. I have printed it off for all of our teaching staff.


    Jason Charlton
    Artios Academy

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  3. JacquiFebruary 08, 2007

    Dr. Grant,
    Where can I email you at to run my 40 hr. project idea by you for approval?
    Thanks,
    Jacqui

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  4. gileskirkFebruary 08, 2007

    Jacqui:

    You can use either my KingsMeadow.com address or my ParishPres.org address.

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  5. ChristianFebruary 12, 2007

    I always read out loud in my head. So now I don't have to feel bad at taking so long :)

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