There are a number of ways to practice reading eye accessing cues, here are two:

• Practice with your friends (with their permission): Watch their eye accessing cues and then verify your observations with them.

• Watch talk shows on TV (make sure it is spontaneous and not rehearsed.). This is a great way to practice as you can stare at the people on the TV and it will not bother them at all. Notice if there is a relationship between where the person looks and the predicates they use i.e. if the person's eyes are looking up, do they tend to use more visual words?