Course Description

If you want to read something better, this is the place for you. Sometimes, “better” means reading three times faster and consuming information at record speeds. Other times, it’s tripling your comprehension or dramatically increasing your ability to use what you read. Whatever your learning goal—speed, understanding, or follow-up—this course delivers better learning skills, customized to your needs.

For me, every learning experience starts with reading—and it’s a skill you can always upgrade. The Key to Study Speedreading Masterclass walks you through the four phases of speed reading, using our exclusive KeyToStudy methodology to unlock your full potential at each stage.


What You’ll Learn – The Four Phases:

  • Phase 1: Rapid Skimming & Scanning

    • Skim or scan text at 10,000+ words per minute

    • Instantly identify main ideas and filter irrelevant details

    • Build foundational habits for faster reading

  • Phase 2: High-Speed Deep Reading

    • Read in detail at 1,000+ words per minute, focusing on what matters

    • Suppress subvocalization and optimize eye movement

    • Use metaguiding and visual associations to improve memory and retention

  • Phase 3: Masterful Slow Reading

    • Slow down to 250 words per minute for poetry, logic, or highly complex texts

    • Enjoy full comprehension and nuanced appreciation

    • Switch between speeds seamlessly based on your goals

  • Phase 4: Lifelong Reading Mastery

    • Integrate your skills for total flexibility

    • Develop structured study habits: goal setting, mapping, note-taking, and essay writing

    • Apply advanced memory and domain mapping for any field—from science to literature


Advanced Techniques and Strategies:

  • Expand your peripheral vision to see more with each glance

  • Use the SQ3R framework for systematic reading and retention

  • Analyze blogs, scientific articles, and books with tailored approaches

  • Leverage visual learning, modular thinking, and “hyperlinking” concepts for critical insight

  • Apply speed reading in multiple languages and across technical subjects (AI, medicine, economics, etc.)

  • Decode computer code and dense texts with confidence

  • Harness AI tools to read, summarize, and organize information even faster


Boost Your Study Habits and Mindset:

  • Create effective reading schedules and track your progress

  • Summarize insights in diaries and essays for deeper learning

  • Overcome distractions, anxiety, and reading shame

  • Rekindle motivation and the joy of learning


Transformative Results for Every Learner:

  • Move from 150 wpm to 10,000 wpm with clear, step-by-step guidance

  • Practical exercises and assessments at each stage to track your growth

  • Flexible, proven “5000 wpm recipe” for real-world reading challenges

  • Lifelong strategies for organizing knowledge and applying what you learn

  • Suitable for students, professionals, analysts, executives, researchers, and lifelong learners


Your reading speed and comprehension will never limit you again. If you’re ready to invest in your mind and read at your full potential, this is where your journey begins—for better, smarter, and much faster learning.

Senior Instructor

Lev Goldentouch

Dr. Lev Goldentouch, Lifehacker and technology guru.Dr Lev Gold finished PhD in machine learning and information theory when he was 27 years old. Understanding of similarity of machine learning and human super-learning allowed Lev to learn immense amounts of knowledge in many technological and cognitive subjects. Immediately afterwards Lev opened a consulting company, which offers its services to highly skilled individuals, agile startups and technological giants like Samsung. The super-learning tools developed by Lev allow ordinary people to learn x10 speed of their colleagues, and enable machines to solve extremely complex problems. Lev is an active lifehacker, constantly looking for new and better ways to do things, and willing to share his unique knowledge and experience with others.

Course curriculum

  • 2

    SECTION 2 - Skimming, Scanning and Slowreading

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 1 - Different Tactics For Different Content

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 2 - Text Structure

      FREE PREVIEW
    • SECTION 2 LESSON 3 - Reading Atoms And Subvocalization

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 4 -Scanning

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 5 - Visual Association And Markers

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 6 - Peripheral Vision And Eidetic Memory

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 7 - Skimming

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 8 - Metaguiding

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 9 - Web Search

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 10 - Read To Hear

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 11 - Read To Remember

    • SECTION 2 LESSON 12 - Reading Computer Code

  • 3

    SECTION 3 - Systematic Speedreading

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 1 - What Is Systematic Speedereading

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    • SECTION 3 LESSON 2 - SQ3R

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 3 - Reading Progress

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 4 - Visualization Stage

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 5 - Reading With 100 Retention

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 6 - SQ3R Practice

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 7 - Subvocalization Suppression

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 8 - Controlling Eye Movement

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 9 - Speeding Up

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 10 - Mastery

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 11 - Training Considerations

    • SECTION 3 LESSON 12 - Common Mistakes

  • 4

    SECTION 4 - Scan Blogs

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 1 - News And Trends

      FREE PREVIEW
    • SECTION 4 LESSON 2 - Editorial Prerogatives

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 3 - Scanning Abstracts

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 4 - Filter Bad Authors

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 5 - Have A Diary

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 6 - Have A Goal

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 7 - Are You A Prophet

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 8 - Author's Motives

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 9 - Focus On Innovation

    • SECTION 4 LESSON 10 - Welcome Density

  • 5

    SECTION 5 - Read Book Step By Step

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 1 - Read The Reviews

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    • SECTION 5 LESSON 2 - Check Wikipedia

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 3 - Try To Imagine

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 4 - Design Reading Schedule And Modality

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 5 - Ensure Goals

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 6 - Preread And Map

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 7 - Read And Fill In

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 8 - What Did I Learn

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 9 - Recreate The Chapter From Memory

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 10 - Diary And Further Research

    • SECTION 5 LESSON 11 - Essay

  • 6

    SECTION 6 - Scientific Reading

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 1 - All Articles Look Similar

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 2 - Citation Index

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 3 - Standardized Benchmarks

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 5 - Reproducibility

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 6 - Map Vs Competition

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 7 - Fundamental Or Derivative

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 8 - Be Prepared To Reread

    • SECTION 6 LESSON 9 - Have A Vocabulary

  • 7

    SECTION 7 - Knowledge Metaphor

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 1 - Hyperlinking

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 2 - Modularity

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 3 - Crystallized Knowledge

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 4 - Amorphous Knowledge

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 5 - Organic Knowledge

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 6 - Liquid Information

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 8 - Brainstorming

    • SECTION 7 LESSON 9 - Knowledge Domains

  • 8

    SECTION 8 - Approaching New Subject

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 1 - Start With Role Model

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 2 - Constantly Redefine Goals

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 3 - Share Enthusiasm As Presentation

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 4 - Build Projects

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 5 - Focus On Foundations

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 6 - Blogs And Conferences As Distractions

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 7 - KISS

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 8 - Look For Connections

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 9 - Fight Experiential Avoidance

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 10 - Always Look For New Media Or Angle

    • SECTION 8 LESSON 11 - Pause And Restart

  • 9

    SECTION 9 - Emotional Aspects

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 1 - Reading Unfiltered

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 2 - Common Negative Emotions

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 3 - Diffusion Workaround

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 4 - Motivation

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 5 - Look For Controversy

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 6 - Curiosity And Fun

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 7 - Anxiety And News

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 8 - Greed

    • SECTION 9 LESSON 9 - Shame

  • 10

    SECTION 10 - After Reading

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 1 - Reflection Time

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 2 - Assign Markers

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 3 - Creative Ideas

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 4 - Induced Creativity

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 5 - Meaningful Experience

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 6 - Positioning Analysis

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 7 - Vivid Visualization

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 8 - Minimal Diary

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 9 - Followup Ideas

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 10 - Return On Investment

    • SECTION 10 LESSON 11 - Bucket List

  • 11

    SECTION 11 - Speedreading Code

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 1 - Skimming Is The King

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 2 - Speedreading Vs Automation

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 3 - Stop Reading And Start Doing

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 4 - AI With Little Code And Lots Of Articles

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 5 - System Definitions Documents

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 6 - Flowcharts For Everything

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 7 - Wireframes As Mental Palace

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 8 - Folders And Classes As Natural Mindmaps

    • SECTION 11 LESSON 9 - Be Creative In Keyword Search

  • 12

    SECTION 12 - 5000wpm Recipe

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 1 - Practice For 10 Years

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 2 - Think Before And After Reading

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 3 - Focus On Innovation

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 4 - Format The Pages

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 5 - MaximizeEideticMemory

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 6 - From Subvocalization To Subvisualization

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 7 - Apply Minimal Effort

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 8 - Summarize In A Diary

    • SECTION 12 LESSON 9 - Content Selection

  • 13

    SECTION 13 - Organizing Knowledge

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 1 - Eliminate Spaced Repetitions

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 2 - Search Opportunities For Active Use

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 3 - Context Is The King

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 4 - Map As TOC

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 5 - Curio Cabinet

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 6 - Taxonomies

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 7 - Perceptual Hash

    • SECTION 13 LESSON 8 - Brainwriting

  • 14

    SECTION 14 - From Books To Keywords

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 1 - So Many Crucial Steps

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 2 - Speed Vs Retention

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 3 - Subvocalization

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 4 - Visual Angle

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 5 - Use Eidetic Memory

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 6 - Reuse Context

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 7 - Compression And Innovation

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 8 - Use Actively

    • SECTION 14 LESSON 9 - Organize Notes

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