Why Harvard Focuses on Reading Comprehension
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The definitive strategic reading guide to restore concentration and internalize knowledge.
Since its founding in 1636, Harvard has placed special emphasis on 'reading education.'
Harvard defines reading not simply as a skill for deciphering text, but as a process that deepens "critical thinking" and "knowledge-based comprehension."
Recently, Harvard has expanded its reading program to include elementary school students, demonstrating its commitment to reading across generations.
The rich all emphasize the importance of reading books.
Warren Buffett also said, “The best investment is in yourself, and the best of those is reading books.”
But no one can become rich by simply reading.
The essence of reading comprehension that Harvard focused on is the ability to deconstruct and internalize information.
This book is the definitive reading strategy that shows you how to turn that ability into a knowledge asset.
The power to recover lost concentration, internalize what you read, and apply it to real life.
That very power is the essence of ‘real reading’ and the core of reading comprehension.
Since its founding in 1636, Harvard has placed special emphasis on 'reading education.'
Harvard defines reading not simply as a skill for deciphering text, but as a process that deepens "critical thinking" and "knowledge-based comprehension."
Recently, Harvard has expanded its reading program to include elementary school students, demonstrating its commitment to reading across generations.
The rich all emphasize the importance of reading books.
Warren Buffett also said, “The best investment is in yourself, and the best of those is reading books.”
But no one can become rich by simply reading.
The essence of reading comprehension that Harvard focused on is the ability to deconstruct and internalize information.
This book is the definitive reading strategy that shows you how to turn that ability into a knowledge asset.
The power to recover lost concentration, internalize what you read, and apply it to real life.
That very power is the essence of ‘real reading’ and the core of reading comprehension.
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Opening Remarks | Dokdopamin, the Success Hormone Only Available to Those Who Can Read
PART 1: Intelligence in the AI Era: Reading Comprehension is Perfected
The Life Vest of the AI Era: Rich Brain Reading Comprehension
Why Harvard University Has Focused on Reading Comprehension for 400 Years
Reading comprehension classes at Harvard University have become even more effective since ChatGPT's introduction.
Why Harvard Doesn't Outsource Reading Comprehension
Harvard MBA's AI Rules: No Use During Class
With a salary of 900 billion won, Shohei Ohtani's secret to creating the world's fastest pitch.
In the AI era, 99% of employers prioritize essential job skills.
Reading comprehension: The magical power to survive the threats of the AI era
Schopenhauer's warning: If you read books, you will be swayed by other people's thoughts?
A time bomb that ruins your work, the ultimate weapon that protects your work.
A skill that only those with reading comprehension can obtain, rich brains
Reading comprehension reskilling: A critical requirement for irreplaceable core workforce in the AI era.
The Secret Secrets of Rich People Who Read Books: How to Get Rich
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ① Manage Your Knowledge
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ② Lego Block-Style Knowledge Management
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ③ Mill Prep Style Knowledge Management
PART 2: The Common Denominator of Self-Made Millionaires
4 Paths to Wealth: Which One Is Your Choice?
3 Essential Qualifications for Self-Made Millionaires
The Real Reason Rich People Keep Working
How to Invest in Knowledge, the Source of Wealth
Habits of the rich that not everyone can do
If you read twice as many books, your salary will triple.
The best investment in an era of inflation, according to the super-rich.
The 5-Hour Rule for Reading Money-Making Books
PART 3: The 200-Year Secret of the Rich Reading
The 200-Year-Old Unchangeable Law of Self-Made Millions
The rich man's reading multiplies with compound interest.
The rich learn from the best
The experience of becoming a little smarter every day
Studying under the guidance of great masters
Strategic Reading: Developing the Brainpower of the Rich
You have to know how to read to learn
The Amazing Power of Reading Paper Books
How to Develop an Eye for Finding Mentor Texts
Reading a paper newspaper every morning is a must.
One thing to do on vacation is read books
The Meaning of Deep Reading: Developing Intellectual Power
3 Things Rich People Don't Read
PART 4 Literacy Skills that Deepen Reading Comprehension
Chesky, the infinite learner who made Warren Buffett jealous
Read without hesitation and use without hesitation
What Makes Reading a Book Different?
The Reality of Literacy: Money Made with Reading
The more you read, the more you lose if you don't have literacy.
Read with your own head
Read with doubt, question, and refute.
Read and check your own assumptions.
Read with a focus on the facts
Read it in meaningful units
Read the summary
Practice summarizing in one word
PART 5: Output Reading: Reaping What You Read
Reading a book is not complete until there is output.
Output volume 1 in 3 ways
Rewrite it in your own words
Reading While Writing: Output Technique 7
Write a review worth the price of the book
The smart sheep-escaping three-pronged format
How to Use the Drawer of Knowledge
An alibi is just a trace, not evidence.
The Real Art of Copywriting
PART 6: The Salaried Worker's Book Reading Project
Reading Styles Based on MBTI Type
Reading books to invest in, reading books to consume
Reading requires practice and training.
Read Like a Rich Man, Read Like a Thief
Monthly Book Project 1-Year Program
Read it alone
Read proactively
Read the mentor book
Read at least 50 pages of any book.
Have a compelling goal
How to discover your own topic
Making a Booklist That Makes Reading Fun
The Golden Time Rules for Reading Books to Get Rich
When will I become rich?
Rules and preparation for focusing on reading
Make reading visual
Things you can get just by going to a bookstore
Closing Remarks | All the Answers to Life Are in Books
Appendix | The Book That Changed My Life, According to the World's Richest People
PART 1: Intelligence in the AI Era: Reading Comprehension is Perfected
The Life Vest of the AI Era: Rich Brain Reading Comprehension
Why Harvard University Has Focused on Reading Comprehension for 400 Years
Reading comprehension classes at Harvard University have become even more effective since ChatGPT's introduction.
Why Harvard Doesn't Outsource Reading Comprehension
Harvard MBA's AI Rules: No Use During Class
With a salary of 900 billion won, Shohei Ohtani's secret to creating the world's fastest pitch.
In the AI era, 99% of employers prioritize essential job skills.
Reading comprehension: The magical power to survive the threats of the AI era
Schopenhauer's warning: If you read books, you will be swayed by other people's thoughts?
A time bomb that ruins your work, the ultimate weapon that protects your work.
A skill that only those with reading comprehension can obtain, rich brains
Reading comprehension reskilling: A critical requirement for irreplaceable core workforce in the AI era.
The Secret Secrets of Rich People Who Read Books: How to Get Rich
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ① Manage Your Knowledge
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ② Lego Block-Style Knowledge Management
Rich Brain Reading Comprehension Reskilling ③ Mill Prep Style Knowledge Management
PART 2: The Common Denominator of Self-Made Millionaires
4 Paths to Wealth: Which One Is Your Choice?
3 Essential Qualifications for Self-Made Millionaires
The Real Reason Rich People Keep Working
How to Invest in Knowledge, the Source of Wealth
Habits of the rich that not everyone can do
If you read twice as many books, your salary will triple.
The best investment in an era of inflation, according to the super-rich.
The 5-Hour Rule for Reading Money-Making Books
PART 3: The 200-Year Secret of the Rich Reading
The 200-Year-Old Unchangeable Law of Self-Made Millions
The rich man's reading multiplies with compound interest.
The rich learn from the best
The experience of becoming a little smarter every day
Studying under the guidance of great masters
Strategic Reading: Developing the Brainpower of the Rich
You have to know how to read to learn
The Amazing Power of Reading Paper Books
How to Develop an Eye for Finding Mentor Texts
Reading a paper newspaper every morning is a must.
One thing to do on vacation is read books
The Meaning of Deep Reading: Developing Intellectual Power
3 Things Rich People Don't Read
PART 4 Literacy Skills that Deepen Reading Comprehension
Chesky, the infinite learner who made Warren Buffett jealous
Read without hesitation and use without hesitation
What Makes Reading a Book Different?
The Reality of Literacy: Money Made with Reading
The more you read, the more you lose if you don't have literacy.
Read with your own head
Read with doubt, question, and refute.
Read and check your own assumptions.
Read with a focus on the facts
Read it in meaningful units
Read the summary
Practice summarizing in one word
PART 5: Output Reading: Reaping What You Read
Reading a book is not complete until there is output.
Output volume 1 in 3 ways
Rewrite it in your own words
Reading While Writing: Output Technique 7
Write a review worth the price of the book
The smart sheep-escaping three-pronged format
How to Use the Drawer of Knowledge
An alibi is just a trace, not evidence.
The Real Art of Copywriting
PART 6: The Salaried Worker's Book Reading Project
Reading Styles Based on MBTI Type
Reading books to invest in, reading books to consume
Reading requires practice and training.
Read Like a Rich Man, Read Like a Thief
Monthly Book Project 1-Year Program
Read it alone
Read proactively
Read the mentor book
Read at least 50 pages of any book.
Have a compelling goal
How to discover your own topic
Making a Booklist That Makes Reading Fun
The Golden Time Rules for Reading Books to Get Rich
When will I become rich?
Rules and preparation for focusing on reading
Make reading visual
Things you can get just by going to a bookstore
Closing Remarks | All the Answers to Life Are in Books
Appendix | The Book That Changed My Life, According to the World's Richest People
Into the book
If the brain does not develop the ability to understand, discern, and judge the content while reading a book, the time and money invested in reading the book will be wasted.
The effect of reading a book is not in the knowledge or information gained after reading the book, but in the stimulation, thoughts, and feelings that the journey of reading brings.
The key is what you think as you read the content.
--- p.44
When reading comprehension is demonstrated, it means that comprehension, discernment, and judgment are simultaneously working on each issue.
Therefore, reading comprehension is the ability to consciously read, analyze, and utilize information to produce meaningful results according to one's intention.
It's a characteristic of the rich.
A rich head is a result that only those with reading comprehension can achieve.
--- p.66
Literacy is a process and system for taking information, processing it, and creating something meaningful.
Just as a computer processes information, literacy operates in three stages, from input to output.
Understanding this process will help you understand why reading a lot of books doesn't make any difference.
When faced with a task or problem, wealthy people gather relevant knowledge and information, understand it, process it, and then carry out the task and solve the problem.
Solve it with the 'Input-Processing-Output' IPO pattern.
--- p.187
To form a habit, you need to make it a project and execute it.
Projectization means clarifying goals and making tasks into tasks to be carried out.
Our daily lives are busy and demanding, so sneaking in some serious reading isn't enough.
By making it a project, you can make reading a daily priority and achieve the results you intend.
The effect of reading a book is not in the knowledge or information gained after reading the book, but in the stimulation, thoughts, and feelings that the journey of reading brings.
The key is what you think as you read the content.
--- p.44
When reading comprehension is demonstrated, it means that comprehension, discernment, and judgment are simultaneously working on each issue.
Therefore, reading comprehension is the ability to consciously read, analyze, and utilize information to produce meaningful results according to one's intention.
It's a characteristic of the rich.
A rich head is a result that only those with reading comprehension can achieve.
--- p.66
Literacy is a process and system for taking information, processing it, and creating something meaningful.
Just as a computer processes information, literacy operates in three stages, from input to output.
Understanding this process will help you understand why reading a lot of books doesn't make any difference.
When faced with a task or problem, wealthy people gather relevant knowledge and information, understand it, process it, and then carry out the task and solve the problem.
Solve it with the 'Input-Processing-Output' IPO pattern.
--- p.187
To form a habit, you need to make it a project and execute it.
Projectization means clarifying goals and making tasks into tasks to be carried out.
Our daily lives are busy and demanding, so sneaking in some serious reading isn't enough.
By making it a project, you can make reading a daily priority and achieve the results you intend.
--- p.276
Publisher's Review
Reading Storyboard: How to Read and Think Like a Rich Person
This book is designed to foster "complete reading" by fundamentally improving reading comprehension, expanding it to literacy, and then connecting it to output.
Reading becomes an 'achievement' only when you go beyond simple reading and critically interpret the book's content and strategically utilize it in your work and life.
Through this process, readers will gain a practical foundation for wealth and success.
Reading a book properly is not just about understanding the content.
It goes on to clearly understand the core, see the similarities and structures between things, and strengthen problem-solving skills.
As a result, things run more smoothly and life is run more strategically.
This book is a sophisticated storyboard to help you read and think like the rich.
Here's a roadmap to help you freely use the weapon called "reading" to achieve the achievements and changes you desire.
Practical literacy that connects knowledge and wealth
Author Song Sook-hee, who has led numerous writing coaching sessions, has identified the fact that the most crucial factor hindering writing ability is the lack of reading skills.
We have confirmed countless times in the field that if reading comprehension is not supported, not only writing skills but also thinking skills will inevitably be shaken.
Through this book, he emphasizes the importance of 'reading skills that must precede writing' and presents a specific reading project that leads to 'reading comprehension-literacy-output'.
In particular, his insight into the core values of reading comprehension is not simply theoretical but comes from practical experience.
This is because reading comprehension is a solid cornerstone that leads to ‘complete reading.’
This book fully captures the author's in-depth research and expertise in reading and writing education, a topic that has long been a key focus at Harvard University. Insights gleaned from Harvard's literacy education in the age of AI further enhance this book's uniqueness.
This book is designed to foster "complete reading" by fundamentally improving reading comprehension, expanding it to literacy, and then connecting it to output.
Reading becomes an 'achievement' only when you go beyond simple reading and critically interpret the book's content and strategically utilize it in your work and life.
Through this process, readers will gain a practical foundation for wealth and success.
Reading a book properly is not just about understanding the content.
It goes on to clearly understand the core, see the similarities and structures between things, and strengthen problem-solving skills.
As a result, things run more smoothly and life is run more strategically.
This book is a sophisticated storyboard to help you read and think like the rich.
Here's a roadmap to help you freely use the weapon called "reading" to achieve the achievements and changes you desire.
Practical literacy that connects knowledge and wealth
Author Song Sook-hee, who has led numerous writing coaching sessions, has identified the fact that the most crucial factor hindering writing ability is the lack of reading skills.
We have confirmed countless times in the field that if reading comprehension is not supported, not only writing skills but also thinking skills will inevitably be shaken.
Through this book, he emphasizes the importance of 'reading skills that must precede writing' and presents a specific reading project that leads to 'reading comprehension-literacy-output'.
In particular, his insight into the core values of reading comprehension is not simply theoretical but comes from practical experience.
This is because reading comprehension is a solid cornerstone that leads to ‘complete reading.’
This book fully captures the author's in-depth research and expertise in reading and writing education, a topic that has long been a key focus at Harvard University. Insights gleaned from Harvard's literacy education in the age of AI further enhance this book's uniqueness.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 27, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 332 pages | 506g | 154*224*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791194175223
- ISBN10: 1194175228
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