In this insightful video series, Dr. Flatt delves into the art and science of reading well. From building a personal “golden shelf” to overcoming common reading obstacles, these videos offer practical advice and inspiration for readers of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned bookworm or just starting your reading journey, you’ll gain valuable insights to enhance your reading experience.
Reading Well
with Dr. Tyler Flatt
Reading Well: Golden Shelf
- Do children’s books belong on a grown-up’s shelf?
- Should a golden shelf include obscure titles?
- What books should be read every year?
Reading Well: Working at Reading
- Expect to learn something beneficial
- Engage your emotions
- Track your reading–tell no one
Reading Well: Inhibitors to Reading Well
- E-books rather than paper books
- Reading out of sense of duty
- Monomania–reading too much about a topic
Reading Well: Remembering What You Read
- Memorize a meaningful paragraph
- Read with a pencil in hand
- Share insights with others
About Dr. Tyler Flatt
Dr. Flatt is a native of Ontario, Canada, and holds a PhD from Harvard University and a MA from the University of Toronto. Flatt’s passion is teaching the classical tradition in general and Great Books I and II in particular. Dr. Flatt chairs the Humanities and General Education programs at Boyce College in Louisville, KY.