Brain-Friendly Reading: Preview, Map, and Teach Back for Better Recall #918970

Reading isn’t just about getting through pages—it’s about making the information stick. Brain-Friendly Reading shows beginners how to approach books, articles, and study material with strategies that boost comprehension, focus, and long-term recall.

Inside, you’ll discover how to preview texts to set a clear purpose, craft questions that guide attention, and use mapping techniques to organize key ideas visually. You’ll also learn how the teach-back method transforms passive reading into active learning by turning what you’ve read into simple explanations you can share.

Instead of endless rereading and forgetting, these methods help you engage with material in ways your brain remembers best. Each strategy is practical, easy to apply, and works for study, professional growth, or lifelong learning.

Perfect for beginners, students, and anyone who wants to retain more from what they read, this book makes learning feel less like effort and more like discovery. With brain-friendly techniques, reading becomes a tool for true understanding—not just information overload.