Is reading backwards an effective way to review what you've read?

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Reviewing or scanning text from back to front can be an effective technique for some readers, as it may reveal unique patterns and insights that are overlooked when reading from the beginning. This method can help avoid redundancy in editing, providing a fresh perspective on the material. Some individuals find it enjoyable to read magazine articles in reverse, although the reasons for this preference remain unclear. Overall, reverse reading may enhance comprehension and engagement with the text.
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Do you ever find it effective to review or scan from back to front what you have read? I find always editing from the beginning what I write somewhat redundant. I surmise that there are unique patterns in reverse reading.
 
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not with my own stuff, but sometimes I find it pleasurable to read magazine articles in reverse, no idea why
 
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