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#55277 07/17/06 02:37 PM
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i have gone through most of the threads and found i get a lot of useful information here. thx. i finished the audio course 2 weeks ago. i didn't follow the advice that "use non-study book" tho because i have an exam around september.
i experimented photoreading on physic subjects.

i prepared and state my purpose that " I am going to absorb this chapter (electronic) and learn about the various electrical components stated in this chapter "
then i previewed and wrote down 14 triggerwords where they seemed jump onto me.
i then photoread that chapter and did all the afirmation as stated in the pr book.

the next day, when teacher taught about the introduction of the parts like transistor, kapasitor, sinar katod ( not english ). Certain impression came to me that i am familiar with them. it was like "oh my god" , i followed the book that i did mindmap while listening and redo the whole mindmap at home. i felt glad that i could recall all the details with just redrawing the mindmap(without looking at the previous mindmap). the time consumed was so short compared to the way i have read before i learned PR.

really thank you to Photoreading and all the people here for good posts.

ennar #55278 07/20/06 04:23 AM
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Well done.

Alex

Alex K. Viefhaus #55279 07/20/06 09:12 AM
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thank you. btw i need to improve on my english. how to use photoreading to improve my english? english language isn't like sciences which have a lot of keywords.

in the previous posts, i saw people succeeded in scoring 97 for his english using pr. i wonder how he did it. any suggestions?

thank you.

ennar #55280 07/22/06 05:28 AM
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Same way you learn anything from books. You read the books that teach you what you need to know.

PhotoRead grammar books, learning textbooks. teenage readers.More books you read in the language the better you understand it. Follow that up with listening and conversing in the language if you want to achieve true fluency.

Alex

Alex K. Viefhaus #55281 07/22/06 06:29 AM
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thank you
gonna try it


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