KU Reading Center offers free reading, study help
The KU Reading Center offers four free services to university students who wish to improve their reading abilities and general study techniques, said Robert Williams, head of the reading center.
All services are free and carry no credit. These services are offered twice during the semester for six weeks. The four basic services offered include: developmental reading I, developmental reading II, individual assistance in reading skills and study methods, and clinical reading services.
Students enrolled in developmental reading I meet for twelve 50-minute sessions in small groups, ten to fifteen students, Williams said, to discuss and acquire skills in "efficient use of study time, reading effectiveness in subject areas, listening and note-taking, developing vocabulary, library skills for theme and research writing, and preparing for and taking various types of examinations."
Developmental reading II is the service offered for students who have the potential to increase their speed without loss of comprehension. Students meet for 18 50-minute sessions in small classes, Williams said. Techniques employed to increase reading
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speed are paced readings, reading accelerators, timed readings, reading tachistoscopes and controlled readers. Students must have already taken developmental I or be classified above the sophomore level to enroll in developmental reading II, Williams added.
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Individual diagnosis and treatment for students experiencing extreme difficulties with reading is offered in the clinical reading service.
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