Gregg Speed Studies and Graded Readings in Gregg Shorthand (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025699851)

"Gregg Speed Studies and Graded Readings in Gregg Shorthand" is a comprehensive instructional manual designed to enhance the proficiency and speed of shorthand students. Authored by Alice Margaret Hunter, this work serves as an essential companion for those mastering the Gregg system, one of the most widely used methods of stenography. The book provides a structured approach to learning, combining intensive speed-building exercises with carefully graded reading material to reinforce the student's understanding of shorthand theory.

The text focuses on developing both the manual dexterity required for rapid transcription and the cognitive recognition of shorthand symbols. Through a series of practical drills and engaging narratives, learners are guided from basic principles to more complex business and literary passages. This dual focus ensures that students not only write faster but also improve their accuracy in reading back their notes-a critical skill for professional secretaries and court reporters. As a significant work in the field of business education, "Gregg Speed Studies and Graded Readings in Gregg Shorthand" remains a valuable resource for historians of stenography and individuals interested in the evolution of traditional office skills.

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