I have received multiple requests for #VA / #RC #guidance. Now keep in mind that I am not a Verbal faculty, in fact as far away from it as possible. But this is what has always worked for me.

So, please read on with a pinch of salt!

1. Read books, newspapers, magazines, and online articles on a variety of topics. 📚📖

2. Highlight or underline key points, unfamiliar words, or phrases while reading. Take notes or jot down summaries of what you've read to reinforce your understanding. ✒️📙

3. Learn new words regularly. Keep a vocabulary journal and record unfamiliar words, their meanings, and example sentences. 📝📝

4. Summarize what you've read in your own words after each section or chapter. Try to predict what will happen next in a story. Identify the author's purpose, tone, and main arguments in non-fiction works. 📑🔖

5. Analyze and evaluate the information you read. Consider the author's bias, credibility, and potential agenda. 📑🔖

6. Sharing and listening to different interpretations can broaden your perspective. 👥

Be patient with yourself and stay persistent in your efforts. ANY skill takes time to build up! ⏰⏳

Continuously challenging yourself with diverse reading materials and practicing these strategies will help you enhance these skills over time. ⌚️🕰

Regards
@TheQuantMentor

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