Time-Module Intensive Reading Program

This is the first speed-reading course ever accredited by the University of Paris. All general content developed in the Paris lectures and exercises are included herein. This system has been taught successfully to students and professionals in America, Europe, and has had great success in Japan. It represents a systematic attrition of bad reading habits through exercising good reading habits.

Ross Lee Graham attended St. John's College, Annapolis, MD, and Santa Fe, NM and graduated from the Santa Fe campus in 1973. The curriculum there has one of the heaviest reading schedules in American colleges and universities. The reading list relates to the Great Books of the Western World. The four-year program includes four years of science and laboratory, four years of mathematics, two years ancient Greek, two years current French, two seminars a week on readings, and an invited lecturer every Friday evening, etc. It was this intense atmosphere of learning that inspired the development of the Time-Module Intensive Reading Program.He went to Santiniketan, West Bengal, where he studied 10th Century Tibetan and Buddhist logic with Lama Ji and Lama Chimpa.He obtained a Licence from the University of Besançon, France, and finished a PhD in Systems Theory with The Union Institute (Ohio, USA).He taught this Time-Module Intensive Reading Program at the University of Paris XIII for eight years in a Master's Degree course for documentalists. One of his Paris students took the course to Japan and made it the most popular speed-reading course in Japan.Email: drross@banet.net