Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Photoreading and long-term memory?

Hi for everyone,


If I photoread a book 'many times' for a contest (public job test) and do the 5 steps correctly. I need do review the content of the book (months ago) or it would be record on my long-term memory? The ZOX program mention that you don't need to read or 'zoxing' the book again because that information now is stored on long-term memory. How these two programs are related then I think that maybe it works for both, it's right?

I use the Foxit Reader software (using a laptop) to do my photoreadings. I read in other posts that you need put the pages on Full Screen mode, it's correct?

Ah, other thing that I read alot the users using and I don't understand about - What is NOPS? I read the Photoreading book in Italian and Portuguese, then I don't remember any information like that. If someone can recommend articles or other material about this subject I appreciate.

Thanks for all the information that this forum make available.

Yes and no. It depends on the individual. How well they trust their mind that they can bring forth the information as needed. No you don't need to PhotoRead the book again. However most don't have great experiences with test and don't effectively tap their memory so it doesn't hurt to PhotoRead a book again closer to the time of test and give it a light review.

You can use full screen mode hands free in adobe. Full screen is easier to read.

NOPS - is a significant introduction to learning the PhotoReading skill. I recommend reading the English version of the book if it isn't in the translated content.
N= Notice
O= Own it
P= Play
S= Stay with it

Alex

this is the first time reading about photoreading and long-term memory. Can you explain what photo reading is all about. Also, maybe you could direct me to a book that would explain it

Thank you
Tony