Tachi

Sharpen recognition

Word Search

Spot the target

Find a target word among distractors. Trains selective attention.

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Why train this

Speed reading is partly pattern recognition. Practicing rapid visual word lookup sharpens the same selective-attention system that fluent readers use to skim, scan, and pull key terms out of dense text.

How to do it

A target word is shown above a grid of words. Tap the target in the grid. A session is ten rounds; correct answers, mistakes and total time are reported.

What it trains:
Selective attention: picking one word out of a field of others.
Options:
Grid size: 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5.
Suggested time:
About one minute (ten rounds).

Like every Tachi drill, this is structured practice: you get better at the drill task itself, while evidence that such exercises carry over to everyday reading speed is weak. See what to expect, honestly.

Sharpen recognition

Recognise and find words in an instant.

Nine drills, three skills