Wide eyes develop speed reading. Our eyes have their clearest vision in the central zone of view. Everything that lies outside this central zone is seen as a frog would see it. This broad field of vision makes the searching process shorter. It is possible to widen our field and quicken our vision by using "Shultz tables". Work with Shultz tables develops three-dimensional (parallel) attention. The symbols can be perceived as one picture, (non- co

Look first at the red dot in the middle of the screen. Try to look at the (whole) picture with a diffused view. When you see a pair of boxes of the same color, select both of them by left clicking on the matching box in the right row of colored boxes and also left clicking on the matching colored box in the left row of colored boxes. If your selection is correct, two green dots will appear. Press the red dot at the center of the scree

First left click on the red Go arrow in the lower right corner of this window and the Shultz Table will appear. Your main strategy is to softly look at the red dot in the center of the table and continue to see this central point while at the same time noticing all other numbers. Left click with your mouse on the red dot at the center of the screen. One number will change. Try to notice which number changed and left