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#45946 11/02/05 11:00 AM
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Hello! This is my first post here. I'd just bought the PR book 2 days ago and have been reading up on it, although haven't finished reading the book yet.

I want to attempt PR for a text book that I am going to teach from. It's about more than 800+ pages divided into 13 chapters.

To be honest, I'd briefly read the whole text book cover to cover a week ago and have quite a good idea what's inside.

To PR on a book of this size:

1.) Should I preview chapter by chapter, each taking no more than 8 minutes? Or should the 8 minute preview be for the whole book of 13 chapters?

2.) Will it be a good idea to PR the whole book in a shot to get the whole picture or is it advisable to do it chapter by chapter?

Thank you.


#45947 11/02/05 09:17 PM
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If the books is difficult for u,u must treat each chapter as a single book.
U can get a whole picture of book,by activate the whole book in 20min.keep your activation short,each pass 20~30 min.Take multiple pass

#45948 11/02/05 11:49 PM
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Roger that. Ideally, I'd reduce the number of activations (most time consuming) but since the volume may be large/difficult, extra cycles of the process will need to be introduced to cover the whole book right?

#45949 11/03/05 02:50 AM
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I suggest learning the system on a smaller book first. Use the 5 day test if you're only learning from the book.

The preview should be of the whole book and no more than 8 minutes.

PhotoRead the whole book in one go. When it comes to activation you can PhotoRead the chapter you plan to activate again if desired.

Alex


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Thanks for your response. In fact, I've just come to the 5 day test part of the book. Will definitely be doing it.

#45951 11/08/05 03:09 PM
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I know I'm supposed to start with a smaller book first but since I've got to prep anyway. Might as well take this opportunity to put in some practise.

Think I've hit a little bump here, hope to hear your experiences.

How long should the photoread step be sustained? I can't seem to do it more than 20~25 minutes at a stretch, my eyes get tired and felt very dry.


#45952 11/08/05 03:23 PM
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If I were PhotoReading a 2000 page phone book at one page per second it would take about 25 minutes. I would consider taking a break at about 1000 pages.

An 800 page book should take no longer than 10-minutes, 7.5-minutes if you're flipping at the rate of one page at 2 seconds when PhotoReading. So I suggest you flip faster. Get into the rhythm of the chant.

Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited November 08, 2005).]


#45953 11/09/05 09:37 AM
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Yeah, I was PR-ing at the double pages at 3~5 seconds each flip and I didn't complete the whole book at one go. OK, I'll try again.

Thanks, Alex!



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