Quote by Wade E. Cutler
The successful Accelerated Reader is able to read larger than normal blocks or bites of the printed page with each eye stop. He has accepted, without reservation, the philosophy that the most important benefit of reading is the gaining of information, ideas, mental picture and entertainment-not the fretting over words. He has come to the realization that words in and of themselves are for the most part insignificant.
Summary
This quote highlights the importance of efficient reading and understanding the true significance of words. The "successful Accelerated Reader" is described as someone who reads larger portions of text in one go, focusing on gaining valuable information, ideas, mental images, and entertainment rather than getting caught up in word-by-word analysis. This individual recognizes that words, on their own, hold little importance compared to the meaning and knowledge that can be derived from them. The quote emphasizes the idea that reading should be focused on comprehension and extracting value rather than fixating on individual words.
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Reading
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