Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer How to SuperRead and Dip?

Book have ~400 pages and I have ~30 questions from trigger words (preview and postview).

What is right way to SR/dip:

1) to SR/dip book from beginning to end few times (3-6 pass) and to try to answer this (~30) questions

2) or, I pick one question (or few similar if exist) and start SR/dip book from beginning. When I find answer to that question (for example answer is in page 150, in 2 sentence - book have 400 pages) I stop there, and I pick another question and I start again from beginning of the book and SR/dip to find answer to that question. And I start SR/dip book again from beginning for every new question.

What to do?

Or should I mix both approach?

If I don't have trigger words (questions) then I SR/dip whole book from beginning to end in one shot to find trigger words (questions)?

And if I have trigger words (questions) I use #2 approach?
For some questions I already know where answers are.

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Originally posted by niksa_os:
I finish all PR steps and now I need to SR/dip.

Book have ~400 pages and I have ~30 questions from trigger words (preview and postview).

What is right way to SR/dip:

1) to SR/dip book from beginning to end few times (3-6 pass) and to try to answer this (~30) questions

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Depends on the book. If it is a textbook you'll activate each chapter as if it is a book after one activation of the whole book. Otherwise go directly to where the answers are in the book.

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2) or, I pick one question (or few similar if exist) and start SR/dip book from beginning. When I find answer to that question (for example answer is in page 150, in 2 sentence - book have 400 pages) I stop there, and I pick another question and I start again from beginning of the book and SR/dip to find answer to that question. And I start SR/dip book again from beginning for every new question.[/b]

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Why would you start from the beginning of the book for each answer? That a brainlock from traditional reading. Go to where the answers are. If you're not sure use the index or table of content to help you guess. It's not cheating to use them.

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If I don't have trigger words (questions) then I SR/dip whole book from beginning to end in one shot to find trigger words (questions)?

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And if I have trigger words (questions) I use #2 approach?
For some questions I already know where answers are.

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Purpose. If you already know where the answers are go there first.

Alex