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#40572 02/09/04 03:24 AM
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Hello, I am interested in learning and using photoreading in my college studies. I was wondering a few things.
1. How long will it take to to gain a level of competency so that I can rely on PR to excell at school work?
2. I am majoring in zoology right now, taking biology, chemistry and math classes. Can I use photoreading to know certain things, (eg - in bio knowing different functions and properties and those types of things in the body) can I know and actully USE them, like when I am disecting something for example?
3. How do I know I am learning things I PR, in relation to using them. Say I need to know some certain thing in relation to a living being, how can I be certain I will be conciously aware of what to do? By that I need to know certain things, and KNOW them, is that good with PRing?
4. Is PRing good for school work in general?
Thanks everyone!







#40573 02/09/04 05:16 AM
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Just concentrate on doing it rather than worrying when it will happen. Everyone learns at a different rate. Just have fun with it. Keep reading all the posts here. I really learned alot from this group. Learn all the steps & just practice. PR is to be used to learn everything. The idea behind this course is to let in all the info. to be absorbed by your unconscios mind without interference by your conscious mind. Then, when you activate, you're asking questions & getting answers to your question. Your using your consious mind. Study in 20-30 minute blocks of time. Then take a break. I know that this is a very symplistic, concise way of saying things, so if you have more questions, just keep asking. Toby






#40574 02/10/04 03:35 AM
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Actually you should be using photoreading in combination with activation techniques.Before you photoread you establish your purpose you ask yourself how am i going to use this information once i learn it and why am i learning this information what am i going to do with this information then when you know why you are doing that to accomplish such and such so i can do such and such thing.Now you photoread.

So then you postview after photoreading looking for trigger words words that you feel are very important to your purpose.You write these words down and write down questions for these words.

Then you superread and dip really fast looking for the answers to the questions you formulated and write down your answers.

Then you do a mindmap of the material. You make a mindmap based on your purpose for photoreading the book.

The point i want to make here is that you are going to photoread and then you are going to work to get the information from the book using activation techniques superreading and dipping and mindmapping.

There is no just photoread and i don't have to work i don't have to expend any effort.You do both you photoread and you work to find the information that you need from the book.
Photoread4me.






#40575 02/10/04 03:58 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by kmurph885:
Hello, I am interested in learning and using photoreading in my college studies. I was wondering a few things.
1. How long will it take to to gain a level of competency so that I can rely on PR to excell at school work?

If you take a live seminar you can learn it in a weekend. Even with the home study course you can learn it in a weekend. Gaining expertise builds as you use it.

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2. I am majoring in zoology right now, taking biology, chemistry and math classes. Can I use photoreading to know certain things, (eg - in bio knowing different functions and properties and those types of things in the body) can I know and actully USE them, like when I am disecting something for example?

You can use PhotoReading to learn anything and read anything. It is more effective than regular reading by applying a system to your reading.

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3. How do I know I am learning things I PR, in relation to using them. Say I need to know some certain thing in relation to a living being, how can I be certain I will be conciously aware of what to do? By that I need to know certain things, and KNOW them, is that good with PRing?

The same way as you become aware of your learning now. You mind map, make notes, review and prepare for tests. You will know what you need to know by taking an active approach to reading and that is what the PhotoReading Whole Mind System is all about.

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4. Is PRing good for school work in general?
Thanks everyone!

Absolutely. Those who apply it it their school work often begin to enjoy learning more.

Alex









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