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I've found out that using both photoreading and pegs+association technique is a terrific match!i mean i photoread the chapter i want and at the end of the whole understanding i use the pegs+association technique to memorize the mind map i created.
I only wanted to know what do you think about this...if anyone has tried to study in this way and how it is working for them...and if so,which is the best way to mix these 2 techniques because sometimes it still get kind of confusionary or it takes too much time
(i have to say that i started to use the pegs+association techniques 3 and a half years ago and i can master this technique pretty well..and i recommend it too!it works truly well...but at the same time nothing gives great comprehension of the text as it does photoreading....that's way i think that using them together is a terrific idea!)
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Cool

You know there alternative to Mind Maps is ABC list you summarise the book or chapter by listing a key word for each letter of the alphabed. It' really does get your mind thinking about the book.

Ever notice that while PhotoReading has specific steps that will help you to learn PhotoReading quickly there are no specific "Rules" If any phrase is a rule in the system it's "play with it".

And as I've often said to people who contact me in MSN if you have a study method that works for you keep it and bring PhotoReading into it. Over time you'll discard what is redundant for you however always, I stress always hold on to personal strategies that have worked for you while you learn PhotoReading.

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Where can I find more about:

1) pegs+association technique
2) ABC list

And do you know for more alternative to Mind Maps, and for PR activation?



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