TEDxJakarta - Muhammad Noer - How to Read 52 Books in a Year
Muhammad Noer is a man of many knowledge. He had a lot of achievements in University, and currently working for in a big company in the field of Learning and Human resources.
However, he has one passion. however simple the passion is, he believes that this is the key to the country's problems. His passion is reading, specifically speed reading. He believes that if everyone reads, and reads many books, and upgrades their knowledge consistently; the world will be in a better place.
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my problem is actually "how to BUY 52 books in a year"... :\ being a student is tough.
@aiueo8962
3 жыл бұрын
Hahahahahahaha. LOL
@estrafalario5612
2 жыл бұрын
Public libraries
Please make it evident in the title that the video is in a language other than English.
kalo baca buku naratif sama cerita dan novel mah gak masalah 52 buku satu tahun. Being student like me yang harus baca bukan hanya buku tapi juga jurnal, artikel dan tulisan2 ilmiah urusannya lain. Btw gw suka cara dia meng-encourage orang untuk suka baca, fantastic!
Terimakasih telah menemani masa-masa kuliah saya dengan video2 tutorial presentasi anda..😀😊😇😇
sekarang banyak seminar baca buka 1 halaman per-detik.. tapi masih 5jt an harga seminar untuk 2 hari nya
I need lots more videos....like this one.
Awesome. Cakeppp... (y) Recommended.
Wow cool... Now i want to know more about speed reading
Amazing
Possibly use subtitles in English? I'm sure it is interesting.
@u.a.nugroho
4 жыл бұрын
Maybe you could use auto translate feature
could TED add subtitle or could I volunteer to provide subtitle? Id love to
sayang gak dikasih tau bagaimana caranya disini, tapi kalau googling 'cara membaca cepat' dapet banyak kok, saya dari sma sampai kerja masih terus meningkatkan membaca cepat atau quantum reading, sangat bermanfaat :)
mantab Abang....!
@ladyfortuna1 @priyochatterjee1 the challenge wasnt too tough, many ppl can do it. However when he revealed the paragraphs from which the words came from, ppl are in shock cos the paragraphs were quite long. He said the audience has just read twice the speed of normal ppl. He believes everyone can speed read, and that its not that hard. He went on to summarize the importance of reading, which well, quite universal. He ends the talk with a challenge to the audience to read 52 books in a year.
Keren Bang Noer..., salut saya...
The man is right: If you read more, you become better, smarter and will probably be more valuable. Speed reading however is not scientifically valid - the theories are wrong, and you can practice all your life and not get better. Reasons here, unfortunately I can't provide a direct link: Google artefact-consulting reading or click on the website on the articles tab and then the "speed reading myths".
I want to read 52 books but I can't understand!
semoga mas ken bisa ngisi di TEDx dengan penuturan dan materi yang lebih baik :)
@ladyfortuna1 @priyochatterjee1 you guys need translation? here's a summary. Well, firstly he stressed the importance of reading. He stated the fact that many adults nowadays dont really read and according to him, one of the biggest challenge for adult to read is that because we read slowly. He then gave us a few speed reading tips. 1. dont read out loud 2. dont read words per words It the follows by the demonstration whereby he flashes words and challenge us to read them
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great english, noww i'll use my english. erg handig: alles in engels, behalve de video
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then borrow them instead :)
Well I can't understand what he is saying, but wanted to add that I challenged myself to read a book a week for a year. I actually read about 60 books that year because I was obsessed with pursuing absolute knowledge. And I slowly studied them all with an eye for understanding as if I was investigating a mass murder. I guess I'm lucky to be in a menial job where I can actually do this. It's not easy to read Homer or Alighieri inside a week and some of those neuroanatomy books are pretty heavy.
@Quinn7771
6 жыл бұрын
Rybot9000 how do u manage to read and understand that fast? Are there any specific techniques that you use? In my case if I read fast my comprehension would not be that good and if i try to grasp the text properly it makes my reading slow especially if it's certain types of literature eg: scientific journal, textbook, know-how book, etc
terapkan teknik membaca cepat di buku2 filsafat, maka anda akan merasakan manfaatnya 😂😂😂
Nyatanya ada batasan membaca efektif, anda bisa membaca secepat mungkin tpi percuma jika tidak paham
@husunar4944
6 жыл бұрын
So far, ini video tedx terburuk yg pernah saya lihat
@hadinyarrgress
5 жыл бұрын
So far menurut saya komentar mu adalah komentar terburuk dalam seminggu saya berkomntar di youtube. Ada 2 kemungkinan yang terjadi. 1. Anda tidak melihat videonya secara utuh. 2. Anda tidak suka membaca, tingkat literasimu rendah
@IrwanSyah10
3 жыл бұрын
belajar membaca cepat justru membuat kita semakin paham .
meh ini sih promosi baca cepat.
Spolier alert, read one a week
pemateri ga layak buat TEDx... 52 buku dalam satu tahun gampang, klo teksnya naratif kayak gitu.. tips ga penting, klo cara baca dari SD dah tau, cara memahami yang cepat dong!!..
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