Kiertonopeusopetus

Kiertonopeusopetus, also known as singing speed reading, is a technique designed to improve reading speed and comprehension by converting text into a melodic pattern. This method is based on the principle that the human brain can process information more efficiently when it is presented in a rhythmic or musical form. The technique was developed by Finnish educator and musician, Juhani Kallio, in the 1960s.

The process involves assigning a specific pitch to each letter of the alphabet and then singing the text as if it were a melody. This not only helps to memorize the text but also enhances the reader's ability to process information quickly and accurately. Kiertonopeusopetus is particularly useful for students who struggle with traditional reading methods or for those who need to improve their reading speed for academic or professional purposes.

The technique has been used in various educational settings, including schools and universities, to improve reading skills and enhance learning outcomes. It is also used in some workplaces to improve reading speed and comprehension for tasks that require quick information processing. However, like any educational method, the effectiveness of kiertonopeusopetus can vary depending on the individual and the specific context in which it is used.